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Minister of Family and Social Services Mahinur Özdemir Göktaş responded to İYİ Party İzmir Deputy Ümit Özlale's allegations against him regarding the fund investigation.
Minister of Family and Social Services Mahinur Özdemir Göktaş made a statement in the live broadcast of CNN Türk regarding the allegation made against him by New Party İzmir Deputy Ümit Özlale regarding the fund investigation.
Here are the highlights from those statements:
I will deal with those who made these slanders in court.
I condemn the opposition that is so easily slandered.
I condemn the opposition that pursues mud politics.
I filed a criminal complaint.

Izmir Metropolitan Municipality Mayor Cemil Tugay became a member of the AKP and this decision was met with great reaction by the people of Izmir. The brigade went on leave for 5 days and announced the decision to the staff via message in the morning. Following the resignation of Deputy Chairman Levent Yıldır, Council Member Mustafa Özuslu will temporarily assume the position of Tugay. To explain his participation in the AKP, Tugay used the expression 'I came to make hearts', referring to Yunus Emre.

US Vice President JD Vance announced that in order to eliminate irregularities in the H-1B and J-1 visa programs, the right to provide green cards to foreign employees of Microsoft, which abuses these systems the most, has been suspended. Vance stated that the program was laced with fraud and led to American workers becoming unemployed or underpaid. He also recalled relevant investigations and recommendations by the U.S. Department of Labor and the Department of Homeland Security.

Biga Mayor Alper Şen launched an investigation into allegations that the municipality was involved in a fund fraud and made a profit of 100 million TL. The Director of Financial Services was suspended from duty as a precautionary measure.

Opposition representatives at the General Assembly of the Turkish Grand National Assembly demanded the establishment of a commission to investigate allegations of fraud, publicly known as the 'fund crisis'. The government's silence and access barriers to journalists were criticized.

MHP Deputy Chairman Feti Yıldız stated that in the investigation into the defrauding of 455,758 investors in 131 funds belonging to 7 portfolio management companies, the perpetrators should be punished separately for each action.

In the General Assembly of the Turkish Grand National Assembly, the opposition's proposals to investigate the funding crisis were rejected by the AKP votes. AKP Group Deputy Chairman Muhammet Emin Akbaşoğlu stated that the judicial process is continuing and those responsible will be held accountable.