
AKP's Şamil Tayyar claimed that the investigation into the fund crisis will deepen and new names will be included in the process.
AI-generated summary
The investigation process into the funding crisis that preoccupies the public in Türkiye continues.
In his post on his social media account, AKP member Şamil Tayyar shared information about the funding crisis, which remains on the agenda of Türkiye.
Predicting that 'two critical names' will be added, Tayyar announced his 'suggestion'.
Tayyar wrote:
“On Operation Funds.
The data is constantly changing, as of now, 112 of 433 suspects are detained, 470 people and companies have been subject to asset measures, and the amount of voluntary restitution has reached 30 billion liras.
The detention of former minister Fatma Betül Sayan Kaya was an important threshold, it was crossed.
The subsequent interrogation of senior executives of BRSA, CMB and Takasbank shows that the operation was gradually deepened and the cosmic room was entered.
As far as I understand, it will not stay here, and others, including the "two critical names" that are much discussed by the public, will also be added to the operation.
In my opinion, there will also be simultaneous dismissals.
Our President is preparing to liquidate all those who have made unfair profits in the fund and have not done their duty.
I have a suggestion at this stage:
Spreading the fund operation over time not only increases speculation but also makes it difficult for the government to transition to the treatment process.
Whoever will be taken and who will be questioned should be completed as soon as possible, the framework of the investigation should be determined and the judicial process should be accelerated.
The government must heal the wounds, eliminate the vulnerabilities of the system and rebuild trust.
There should be the opportunity to focus on basic problems such as retirement, minimum wage and employment.
And Türkiye must quickly emerge stronger from the funding spiral."
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
New names were included and dismissals occurred within the scope of the investigation.
Possible · Within weeks

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