Noruki calls for urgent consultations following events at the Constitutional Court. He described the event as a takeover of the court by force. "Tonight, the constitutional order of the Republic of Poland was violated, and a state constitutional body was seized by force," said Karol Norucki. The President demands that the security forces leave the Constitutional Court building and holds an urgent consultation with the Parliament. After leaving the Constitutional Court building, the Polish president announced emergency consultations with the parliamentary factions. The move follows events overnight which he described as a "forced seizure of a constitutional body"; The president called for the withdrawal of the police units deployed to the court by government order from his territory. The stated purpose of the consultations with parliamentary groups is to stabilize the country's political situation; The president also said that the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court does not see the actions of those who "usurped power" at the court as lawful. The government, for its part, says that the events are aimed at restoring the rule of law in the institution; The conflict surrounding Poland's Constitutional Court escalated amid a dispute over judicial appointments. The president refused to swear in three of the six judges elected by the parliament. The president of the courts, in turn, prevented judges appointed by the parliamentary majority from taking office. On October 30, Judge Anna Corwin-Pietroska announced that the president of the courts and the vice president had been suspended from their positions. This caused a new escalation in the conflict, clashes outside the Mossad and mutual accusations of a coup.

Noruki calls for urgent consultations following events at the Constitutional Court. He described the event as a takeover of the court by force. "Tonight, the constitutional order of the Republic of Poland was violated, and a state constitutional body was seized by force," said Karol Norucki. The President demands that the security forces leave the Constitutional Court building and holds an urgent consultation with the Parliament. After leaving the Constitutional Court building, the Polish president announced emergency consultations with the parliamentary factions. The move follows events overnight which he described as a "forced seizure of a constitutional body"; The president called for the withdrawal of the police units deployed to the court by government order from his territory. The stated purpose of the consultations with parliamentary groups is to stabilize the country's political situation; The president also said that the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court does not see the actions of those who "usurped power" at the court as lawful. The government, for its part, says that the events are aimed at restoring the rule of law in the institution; The conflict surrounding Poland's Constitutional Court escalated amid a dispute over judicial appointments. The president refused to swear in three of the six judges elected by the parliament. The president of the courts, in turn, prevented judges appointed by the parliamentary majority from taking office. On October 30, Judge Anna Corwin-Pietroska announced that the president of the courts and the vice president had been suspended from their positions. This caused a new escalation in the conflict, clashes outside the Mossad and mutual accusations of a coup.