Quatennens case: accused of having "orchestrated" the conviction of the Insoumis, Darmanin will "file a defamation complaint"

The response was not long in coming.

Directly incriminated by Adrien Quatennens - who suggested that Beauvau would be involved in his conviction for domestic violence - Gérald Darmanin said on Tuesday that he was going to take legal action without delay.

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the entourage of the number three of the government.

A “political lynching”

In question, the recent accusations of the deputy Insoumis, according to whom the

which is currently targeting him would be

, he slipped in an interview with

, after several months of silence.

Read alsoDomestic violence: Quatennens denounces a “lynching” and excludes resigning despite his conviction

Sentenced to a four-month suspended prison sentence after pleading guilty to domestic violence against his future ex-wife, Adrien Quatennens also confirms that he does not intend to resign from his mandate as a deputy.

Determined to return to the benches of the National Assembly, where he has not sat since September, the former dolphin of Jean-Luc Mélenchon will however submit to the four-month “delisting” decided by the LFI group. before meeting his colleagues.