
Minister of Justice Akın Gürlek stated that measures were taken to prevent the smuggling of assets during the fund investigation and that no one is above the law.
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Minister of Justice Akın Gürlek made official statements about the ongoing fund investigations.
Minister of Justice Akın Gürlek made the following statements in his statement regarding the fund investigation:
"During investigations, measures are taken to prevent the abduction, transfer or concealment of assets. The proceeds considered to have been obtained from crime are traced, and legal mechanisms are operated to bring back the values taken abroad.
In this process, no one's position, title, economic power or relationships can provide them with a position above the law. No criminal will ever get away with any crime.
Money movements, financial connections and asset transfers are examined based on concrete evidence, in line with the denunciations and complaints submitted to our chief public prosecutor's offices and the notifications of the relevant institutions. "As the investigation deepens, connections that are not limited to market actors but extend to control mechanisms are also investigated." he said.
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