The Democratic Union in Lithuania has publicly stated that their knowledge of the police searches conducted at the home of their chairman, Saulius Skvernelis, came solely from news reports, as confirmed by the party administration director Liutauras Vičkačka. This lack of communication has raised questions regarding Skvernelis's current whereabouts, with party members expressing their surprise and emphasizing their reliance on media for information regarding the incident. Notably, Skvernelis's status as a party member remains unclear, as politicians are tight-lipped about the ongoing situation.

During inquiries, Democratic party members, including Giedrimas Jeglinskas, acknowledged they too were not privy to information beyond that reported in the media. Efforts to reach out to other senior party officials for comments or clarifications yielded no responses, indicating a potential internal crisis within the party. Meanwhile, journalists pursuing comments from Seimas Chancellor Algirdas Stončaitis were met with resistance, as he deflected responsibility for clarification on Skvernelis’s situation.

The unfolding events could have significant implications for the Democratic Union in Lithuania, especially if the investigations into the chairman's home lead to further scrutiny of his political activities. This situation places the party and its leadership in a difficult position, necessitating a public response to address concerns over transparency and the state of their leadership amid allegations. As the party navigates this challenging scenario, the political ramifications could impact both its standing and public perception in Lithuania.