A Reformed pastor claims he has a false 6-os card and has threatened to initiate legal proceedings.

Retired Reformed pastor József Balajthy's name appeared in state security documents, despite his claims of never collaborating with the secret service. He recalls a 1986 incident when he rejected an approach from a Ministry of Interior official. Balajthy only learned of the documents' existence when they were made public, asserting he never signed anything or reported on anyone. He feels unjustly accused, especially as it affects his family. Additionally, former politician Sándor Lezsák's name was mistakenly included among 164 others in the released files, leading to public outcry and threats of legal action. The head of the Historical Archives attributed the error to issues during data digitization, and he offered his resignation due to the fallout.