W Warsaw is in a dramatic situation, which has touched not only local traders, but besides society throughout the country. We are talking about the 6D Modlińska Street hall, where despite the final judgement of the court, which restored the buyer's right to conduct business, there are brutal methods of action to remove them from the facility. Against the background of the activities, there is simply a suspicion of the engagement of Chechen gangs, which raises serious questions about public safety and the effectiveness of police intervention.
Despite the judgement of the court – the stands are dismantled
The last fewer days' information is coming in. According to writer of Solidarity Weekly, Monika Rutke:
‘Note! Despite the decision of the court to reconstruct merchants from Modlińska6D to the right to operate in the hall, as of May 5 merchants are not allowed into their stands, and since yesterday, their stands have been dismantled. The police are not responding. The buyers are powerless. The facility is protected by Chechen gangs.”
This shows a gross violation of the judgement of the court and a breach of the power of law – a position that should be guaranteed by state institutions.
Conflict has been going on for months
The case is not new. For a long time there has been a conflict between traders operating in the centre of Modlinska 6D and the facility manager. The background of the full case dates back to the fire of the hall in Maryvilska in May 2024, whose causes are inactive under investigation, but according to many reports they are attributed to Russian peculiar services.
After a catastrophic fire, sellers – mainly Poles and Vietnamese – moved to a fresh location at Modlińska Street. The hall was adapted by them at their own expense. The recipients appreciated the efforts of the buyers – the centre rapidly became 1 of the most visited trade fair locations in the capital.
Physical force and failure to respond to state authorities
Alarm signals besides come from the accounts of the merchants themselves, who study cases of aggression on the part of persons acting as safety – they say, mainly Chechens.
“They beat us, they hit me at the police, he pulled a kick,” reported 1 of the salesmen in a study published by Channel Zero.
The most intriguing, however, remains full Missing police interventionwhich, despite being present on the spot, does not prevent activities likely to qualify as crimes. The question arises: is it a substance of taking control of the object by persons with no authority, acting outside the legal framework?
Media and social affairs
The situation in Modlinska 6D met with large media interest. The recordings from inside the hall were published on platform X (formerly Twitter) and gained widespread publicity. Network societies request answers: who is behind these actions? Why are the authorities silent? Who truly controls the hall?
What does the law say?
According to the Polish legal order, the judgement of the universal court is exclusive and binding. The absence of his execution may constitute both civilian and administrative law infringement. It is worth recalling the decision of the Constitutional Court of 13 March 2023 (file number: SK 7/22/), which highlighted:
‘Any judgement of a court shall require implementation according to its content and failure to exercise it may constitute a violation of the fundamental right to a judicial remedy.’
Furthermore, in the light of Article 1081(1) of the civilian Code, the parties are obliged to comply with the judgement of the court voluntarily. In the absence of cooperation, it is possible to initiate judicial enforcement – and thus another argument for the necessity of intervention by state authorities.
What's next?
Traders from Modlinska 6D appeal for help, both social and legal. alternate media messages propose that the case may have hidden links with global influence, especially since any participants of the conflict have roots outside Poland.
In this situation, it is crucial to monitor the behaviour of police, prosecutors and courts – can the justice strategy respond to specified challenges? Is there truly an effort to take control of the object by unregistered groups and their actions are tolerated?
Summary
The issue of the hall at 6D Modlińska Street is not only a local history, but a subject of national importance. It touches fundamental values: labour rights, legal certainty, civilian safety and the work of state institutions.
If you are aware of this situation or have information that can explain it, it is worth reporting to the applicable authorities as well as sharing information online. The fact has to come out.
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Violent conflict in 6D Modlinska Hall. Chechen gang terrorizes buyers
