
Istanbul Chief Public Prosecutor's Office announced that legal action will be taken in accordance with TCK Article 217/A against disinformation sharing regarding the fund investigation.
Istanbul Chief Public Prosecutor's Office announced that ex officio legal action will be taken against those who spread false claims and disinformation about the fund investigation, in accordance with Article 217/A of the TCK.
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Istanbul Chief Public Prosecutor's Office continues to review the institution reports regarding the fund investigation.
Istanbul Chief Public Prosecutor's Office made a written statement regarding the fund investigation, which is on the public agenda.
In the statement, it was stated that the information, documents and reports obtained from the Capital Markets Board (CMB), Borsa Istanbul, Central Registry Agency (MKK) and other relevant institutions continue to be examined meticulously.
“THE CLAIMS THAT DO NOT REFLECT THE TRUTH ARE BEING SHARED”
The Chief Public Prosecutor's Office stated that false allegations regarding the content of the investigation and disinformation posts targeting individuals and institutions were made on social media platforms and digital channels.
The statement included the following statements:
“However, it is seen that some allegations that do not reflect the truth regarding the content of the investigation and disinformation about individuals and institutions are shared with the public on some social media platforms and digital channels.”
“NECESSARY JUDICIAL PROCEEDINGS WILL BE ESTABLISHED EXACTLY”
The Chief Public Prosecutor's Office stated that if false information is disseminated, action will be taken within the scope of Article 217/A of the Turkish Penal Code (TCK) and made the following statement:
"Public dissemination of untrue information will be evaluated within the scope of the crime of 'publicly disseminating misleading information' regulated in Article 217/A of the Turkish Penal Code, and the necessary judicial proceedings will be taken ex officio by our Chief Public Prosecutor's Office against those who share these posts."
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Judicial action will be taken against those who share false information.
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