According to Tibor Navracsics, the Feledy Botond case shows the government's power paranoia.

Tibor Navracsics criticized the government's handling of the Feledy Botond case, suggesting it reflects a power paranoia or cynicism. He argued that there is no real issue, as it is normal for analysts to accept commissions from various political sides, indicating their reliability and impartiality. Navracsics pointed out the hypocrisy in criticizing Feledy for past government contracts while many current officials also worked under previous administrations. He believes the case shows the government aims to maintain political division rather than resolve it, sending a message of unfairness to potential collaborators. Feledy was dismissed from his position at the Hungarian Institute of Foreign Affairs for allegedly concealing his previous ties to the Orbán government.