Expenses benefits misuse scandal of Kalle Grünthal

Expenses benefits misuse scandal of Kalle Grünthal

23.10.2023. Tallinn. The National Criminal Police initiated criminal proceedings to investigate the use of fuel cards by Kalle Grünthal. He quit his party EKRE but has remained in the Parliament. On the photo Grünthal appearing before the Anti-Corruption Select Committee. Photo Eero Vabamägi, Postimees

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