Reports indicate that the head of the VRK, L. Petronienė, has not received an invitation to attend the Nemuno Aušra faction's meeting, despite assertions from faction member R. Puchovičius that a letter has already been dispatched. The missing invitation raises questions about the communication between the VRK and the political faction, especially as the VRK is involved in ongoing investigations into the financing of Nemuno Aušra. These questions will be further examined in a call for the VRK chair to clarify the status of the investigation and the scrutiny being applied to various political parties.

The context of this situation is critical, as the VRK initiated an investigation into the financing of Nemuno Aušra after receiving information from relevant institutions and some party members. The investigation particularly focuses on the funding mechanisms of the political party, including any potential financial support through third parties. With the VRK having started this investigation in January, the uncertainty regarding the invitation is highlighted as a possible complication in their oversight and regulatory roles.

There is a clear anticipation from the Nemuno Aušra faction to address these issues directly with the VRK chair, seeking clarity on whether the investigation's focus is exclusively on their party or if it encompasses a broader assessment of all parties involved. This situation illustrates the intricate dynamics of political oversight in Lithuania and raises implications for accountability and transparency in political funding, which may influence public trust and the electoral landscape.