In Miklós Seszták's latest asset declaration, there was no trace of the billions kept in the home safe.

Miklós Seszták, a Hungarian MP, faces legal issues after a court extended his detention due to suspicions of corruption. Despite declaring assets in his latest statement, he allegedly had 9 billion HUF in cash at home, which was not reported. His wealth declaration included properties and investments totaling significantly less than the cash found. New legislation aims to enhance the verification of asset declarations by introducing stricter oversight. Seszták is accused of accepting bribes during his ministerial term and maintains his innocence, ready to defend himself legally.