Orban criticized Magyar for calling for the resignation of the Hungarian president

Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban, who lost the election, on April 16 condemned the demands of the leader of the victorious Tisa party, Peter Magyar, for the resignation of President Tamas Shujok.

"We will support all the good, and we will harshly reject all the bad. And where there will be destruction instead of creation — unfortunately, there are already such signs — we will not accept injustice and will stand up for both people and relevant institutions," he said.

The politician noted that such statements are a demonstration of disrespect for the president as a person and as the first person in the state. Orban pointed out that this is wrong and unacceptable.

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On the same day, Magyar announced that he had announced that he had no plans to occupy Orban's office. The politician is going to work in one of the buildings of the ministries in Budapest. At the same time, the building is located near the country's parliament building. According to Bloomberg, the cost of reconstruction of the castle where Orban worked is estimated at $ 650 million.