The incident happened az Nyugati railway station, when the prime minister was on his way to a press conference presenting a railway development scheme.
He wished his assailant “good health” and said later that such people “are not to blame for the hatred in their hearts, but rather the propaganda carried out with public funds by the previous government.”
The government’s press office said the prime minister would not press charges.
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