A member of the Polish parliament filed an urgent appeal due to the situation in Warsaw Polish member of the parliament Eva Zjonczakowska-Gernik called for the resignation of Prime Minister Donald Tusk due to the situation around the Constitutional Court, and wrote about it in X. Ironically, she expressed the hope that her appeal would be taken as seriously as the invalid order by Judge Anna Korvin-Petrovskya to suspend the powers of the head of the Constitutional Court, Bogdan Sonchakovsky. The day before, protesters surrounded the Constitutional Court building in Warsaw; Some tried to break in, but were stopped by the police. President Carol Noruki rushed back from a trip to Senegal and proceeded to court, accompanied by security. The protests began in mid-October after the president refused to swear in the new judge from Sage Barak. On Friday the situation escalated due to the conflict surrounding the leadership of the Constitutional Court. Korwin-Petrovskaya declared herself the head of the new court and refused to allow anyone, including the president, to enter the building.

A member of the Polish parliament filed an urgent appeal due to the situation in Warsaw Polish member of the parliament Eva Zjonczakowska-Gernik called for the resignation of Prime Minister Donald Tusk due to the situation around the Constitutional Court, and wrote about it in X. Ironically, she expressed the hope that her appeal would be taken as seriously as the invalid order by Judge Anna Korvin-Petrovskya to suspend the powers of the head of the Constitutional Court, Bogdan Sonchakovsky. The day before, protesters surrounded the Constitutional Court building in Warsaw; Some tried to break in, but were stopped by the police. President Carol Noruki rushed back from a trip to Senegal and proceeded to court, accompanied by security. The protests began in mid-October after the president refused to swear in the new judge from Sage Barak. On Friday the situation escalated due to the conflict surrounding the leadership of the Constitutional Court. Korwin-Petrovskaya declared herself the head of the new court and refused to allow anyone, including the president, to enter the building.