Parliamentary clash sees Ševčík rebuke Šebelová, prompting demand for apology

In a parliamentary session, Ševčík loudly addressed Šebelová after she requested a break, prompting party leader Rakušan to step in and request that Ševčík apologize. Rakušan recounted that Okamura joined the argument but, instead of urging an apology, he allegedly used vulgar language and personal attacks. Šebelová reported the matter to the mandate and immunity committee, emphasizing that the conduct must not be ignored or normalized, especially toward women.

She warned that verbal aggression could lead to physical confrontations. Rakušan criticized one outlet coalition's attitude toward opponents and women, saying it regresses cultural standards. The incident is set for formal parliamentary scrutiny. The article notes that one outlet is seeking comments from Ševčík and Okamura.