Sándor Lezsák was rightly outraged because he was indeed under surveillance and not an agent
Lezsák Sándor's name appeared in a database due to a technical error, indicating he was monitored, not an agent. The Historical Archives of State Security Services clarified this mistake and apologized. Lezsák vehemently denied being labeled as a communist agent, asserting he was a victim of surveillance. He expressed outrage over the allegations and emphasized the moral damage caused by such claims. The investigation into the database error is ongoing, and measures will be taken to prevent future occurrences.
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