
Minister Gürlek announced that proceedings were initiated against 34 more suspects in fund investigations and 26 stocks were examined.
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Fund investigations carried out by the Istanbul Chief Public Prosecutor's Office include allegations of irregularities in financial markets.
Minister of Justice Akın Gürlek made a new statement on his social media account regarding the 5th wave operation launched today within the scope of fund investigations and the new measures taken.
Minister Gürlek shared the following information:
"The 5th wave operation was carried out today in the fund investigations carried out by the Istanbul Chief Public Prosecutor's Office, Money Laundering Crimes Investigation Bureau; search, seizure and detention orders were issued for 34 suspects. Thus, the number of suspects against whom proceedings have been taken to date has reached 217; 56 suspects were arrested and judicial control measures were imposed on 88 suspects.
The scope of investigations is not limited to available funds and suspects. Movements in 26 stocks that are considered to be subject to speculative and manipulative transactions are examined in detail; "The transaction histories, money movements and connections of individuals and accounts that have made extraordinary profits in a short time are also being investigated."
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