Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico has publicly called for the resignation of Prosecutor General Maroš Žilinka, citing the case involving former police official Norbert Pčolinský. The demand comes amidst growing political tension and scrutiny of the Prosecutor General’s actions. Fico believes Žilinka’s continued presence in the role is detrimental, though Žilinka’s term is not set to expire until December 2027. This timing means Žilinka’s term would conclude after the next parliamentary elections are held in Slovakia. The call for resignation escalates pressure on Žilinka and introduces further instability within the Slovak legal system. The Pčolinský case appears to be the focal point of the controversy driving Fico’s demand.