AKP member drew attention to the reason in Fatma Betül's referral letter: 'It was known... Public officials who were negligent or intentional should also be held to account.'

Former AKP deputy Şamil Tayyar, in his statement on his social media account, drew attention to the findings in Fatma Betül Sayan Kaya's letter of referral to the court with a request for arrest. Tayyar stated that in the referral letter, the sale decision was made one day before the liquidation process, and that the money that had to wait for two days in exchange was transferred and paid by TERA on the same day in order to avoid any risk, and reminded that the transactions in question were previously included in the records of TERA and CMB. For this reason, Tayyar called, "Public officials who have previously been negligent or intentional in this matter should also be held to account."

Tayyar's post was as follows:

“There are very serious findings in Fatma Betül Sayan Kaya's letter of referral to the court requesting arrest.

He decides to sell 1 day before the liquidation process.

The money that has to wait for 2 days in exchange is paid by TERA on the same day to avoid any risk.

The prosecutor's office considers this transaction as "taking inside information".

It is a correct and appropriate determination.

His close relations with TERA executives Emre Tezmen and Erdin Özel are also added to the file.

But I would like to draw attention to a detail here.

In fact, this determination was made before and was included in TERA and CMB records.

In fact, it was known that TERA had filed a criminal complaint to the CMB regarding this irregular transaction.

“Public officials who have previously been negligent or intentional in this matter should also be held to account.”

Tayyar then shared another post and added the following:

“Fatma Betül Sayan Kaya is an example that all politicians should learn from.

It shows how the components of insatiability, excessive ambition and arrogance lead people to disaster.

"Of course, to those who understand."