“I do understand that the president has joined the game when attempts are being made to direct attention with doubts and accusations from the political corruption sandal directly involving the president,” he told journalists at the parliament on Tuesday.
The Lithuanian president said earlier some lawmakers are doing business, with some of them doing it secretly.
“We see Seimas members doing business both openly and secretly, and these are potential violations of the Constitution,” Grybauskaitė said in an interview with the Žinių Radijas news radio on Tuesday.
She said so answering the question as to whether the existing political situation, when a dominating political force in the Seimas is led by a business owner, would allow setting new rules aimed at restricting improper business influence on politicians.
The Karbauskis-led LVŽS has the largest number of seats in the Seimas. He’s the owner of the Agrokoncernas business group.
Karbauskis says Agrokoncernas cannot be compared to the MG Baltic business group, one of the suspects in the political corruption case.
„If we speak about those strange talks that Agrokoncernas might have some interests, so I can only say that several hundred milkmaids and several hundred machine operators work for Agrokoncernas, and just imagine those people trying to take control of Lithuania,” Karbauskis said.