Allies and supporters of former Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán protest in Budapest after being called to action over the Hungarian government’s efforts to remove President Tamás Sulyok, according to reports. The demonstrations take place in the capital on Thursday, where opponents of the proposed ouster gather in response to Orbán’s call. Both outlets describe the protest as directed against plans to oust Sulyok from the presidency. The reporting characterizes the government’s move as an effort to replace or remove the president, while the protesters oppose that action. The sources agree that Orbán—an influential figure in Hungary’s political landscape—is urging his allies to mobilize. While the articles do not provide extensive detail in the excerpts about the legal or political basis for the government’s plan, they consistently frame the event as a public show of resistance to the effort to unseat the current head of state. The protest reflects broader tensions between Orbán’s faction and the government’s proposed actions regarding the presidency.