The article reports that a woman was fined 15 euros for causing a disturbance during a meeting with Lithuanian politician R. Žemaitaitis in Radviliškis on January 21. According to police representative Aušra Plonytė-Kucharevė, the woman created a disruption while expressing her disagreement with Žemaitaitis’ statements during the event. She claimed she wanted to participate in the discussion due to what she perceived as false statements made by the politician.

The incident unfolded as the gathering included not only Žemaitaitis but also Seimas member Mantas Poškus, who was part of the voters' meeting. The woman admitted that her conduct might have been too loud and included the use of certain epithets, which led to the public order violation. This minor violation resulted in an administrative protocol being filed against her.

The event highlights tensions and public engagement during political discussions in Lithuania, showcasing the community's responsiveness to political discourse and the repercussions of public dissent. The imposition of a fine also raises questions about the limits of free speech and the authorities' response to disruptions in political contexts.