According to foreign ministry records, Erik Bánki, a former Member of Parliament for Fidesz, requested a diplomatic passport for the CEO of Hungast, a company involved in a corruption case in Óbuda. Bánki denied requesting the passport for himself, but confirmed he submitted a request for diplomatic passports for his family. The Hungast case in Óbuda has drawn scrutiny due to alleged corrupt practices. Details surrounding the purpose of the requested diplomatic travel remain unclear. Bánki's connection to the Hungast CEO and his family's passport application are now under further examination. This development adds another layer to the ongoing investigation into the Óbuda corruption allegations. The case continues to unfold, prompting questions about potential conflicts of interest.