Law and Justice seeks return of Rozwój Plus MPs

Przemysław Czarnek has confirmed that Law and Justice (PiS) is actively negotiating with members of the Rozwój Plus parliamentary club to encourage their return to the party. Czarnek stated that one politician has already rejoined PiS following these efforts. He clarified that the goal is not to dismantle the political environment established by Mateusz Morawiecki, but rather to provide a path back for those who may have pursued a direction they did not originally intend.

The political struggle highlights a growing rift on the Polish right. Rozwój Plus, formed by 39 MPs who left PiS in July, has attempted to establish itself as an independent political center. Tensions between the two groups have escalated following the election of Marcin Horały as Deputy Marshal of the Sejm.

In a social media video, Rozwój Plus MP Łukasz Schreiber was seen assembling furniture, using the metaphor to suggest the organization is growing and ready for new members. The video drew mockery from former colleagues in PiS and Sovereign Poland, who questioned the stability and polling strength of the new formation.