"We wanted to return to a matter that electrified public opinion last week, and we have the impression that it has not yet been explained in any way, but what's worse, there is no desire to explain it," said Waldemar Buda at a press conference in front of the Civic Platform headquarters.

"We have already filed a notification with the prosecutor's office, because we know that a person of, one might say, questionable reputation is testifying, but this also shows the face of Civic Platform, the face of the honorable Mr. Joński and his relations with the criminal world. We have 1:1 recordings that show where this person claims to have bought suits, phones, even glasses, from a Civic Platform MP at the time," he continued.

"Today we would like to publicly ask questions: which suit, which phone, which glasses were bought by this criminal, was this procedure more broadly related to other parliamentarians, did others benefit [...] from such services from criminals?" he went on to say.

"Did he accept these financial benefits, or did he not? Did he take these suits, these glasses, or were his trips, campaign events, or cars financed, as this criminal, a person of dubious reputation, claims? It needs to be checked, but he is saying very specific things," said Paweł Jabłoński.

"I also today submitted an official inquiry to the Minister of Justice - the Prosecutor General, whether appropriate actions have been initiated in this matter," he noted.

During the conference, Adrian Witczak approached the PiS politicians, telling them, among other things, "we are not taking sign-ups for Civic Coalition," "we have no land for sale," and "respond to how it was with the CPK land." The Civic Platform MP also placed notes on the door, including one with the inscription "all PiS steals" and a photo of Robert Telus from his campaign.