Orban's unannounced Indian retreat sparks media buzz
As local media has revealed, Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban is vacationing in India. Information about his trip appeared on the HVG.hu website.
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban and his family have embarked on a several-week vacation to India, which was not previously officially announced. Details about his trip emerged in the local Indian press and subsequently reached Hungary, as noted by HVG.hu.
Orban in India
According to reports, Orban visited the tourist state of Kerala, accompanied by businessman Krishna Kumar, who runs an Ayurvedic healing center in Hungary. The Prime Minister is said to have toured local landmarks such as the Mattancherry Palace and the Santa Cruz Basilica.
Indian media reported that Orban traveled in a convoy of tuk-tuks that underwent rigorous checks. Driver Hussain Siddiqui, who had the opportunity to transport the Prime Minister, admitted that, according to local media reports, he made Orban laugh by suggesting they "get into a Ferrari. "
Orban stayed at the five-star Fragrant Nature Hotel, according to Hungarian MEP Akos Hadhazy. The cost of a night's stay at the hotel starts at 100,000 forints (over $270 - editor's note). Hadhazy asked who covered the cost of the bodyguard's suite and what the Prime Minister was doing in a luxury hotel during a war crisis.
Source: HVG.hu/Polsat News
