NVVH chief Unger Anna details detention of MP Seszták Miklós and agency expansion

In a televised interview, Unger Anna, head of the Nemzeti Vagyonvédelmi és Vagyonvisszaszerzési Hivatal, confirmed that the agency placed KDNP MP Seszták Miklós in custody after the parliament suspended his immunity. She described the agency’s communication with the government as one-way, with officials working to resolve the issue. Unger also announced that the NVVH will relocate to the former Supreme Court building on Markó Street, a move publicized by the prime minister, and hopes to complete the transition and increase staff later this year.

On the same day, the agency took control of four major corruption cases, including those involving Orbán Áron and the Volánbusz scandal. Deputy chief Tasnády Katalin handed over the relevant court orders and personally received the cases, while Unger said Tasnády has prior knowledge of the Seszták matter. The agency’s expanded mandate signals a broader effort to address longstanding corruption investigations.