CHP member Bülbül brought the images of the operation in Mersin to the agenda of the Turkish Grand National Assembly.

NEW Party Aydın Deputy Süleyman Bülbül brought the publication of the footage on social media of the moments when a woman opened the door of her house during the operation against the municipalities in Mersin to the agenda of the Turkish Grand National Assembly. Bülbül about the incident: "The images of the moments when a woman opened the door of her house in her pajamas, recorded by the police during the operation against the municipalities in Mersin, were published on social media. News that the images were recorded by law enforcement officers and served as operation images raised questions about the protection of the person's privacy, human dignity and the presumption of innocence. The public exposure of the private life and confidentiality of the suspects while the investigation was carried out created serious concern in the public. It was not clear by whom, with what authority and purpose the images were recorded and to whom they were transferred." "It is important to ensure legality and impartiality in law enforcement operations."

"WHERE IS THE PUBLIC INTEREST?"

Bülbül, who submitted a parliamentary question requesting the Minister of Internal Affairs Mustafa Çiftçi to answer, asked the following questions:

"Which law enforcement unit and which officers are responsible for recording the images in question and publishing them on social media? On what authority and public interest grounds is this sharing based? Has your Ministry initiated an administrative investigation or investigation regarding the publication of the images on social media? What actions have been taken against those responsible? Serving the images of people to the public in operations against opposition mayors and politicians creates concern that the law enforcement force is being used as a tool of political pressure. With what control mechanisms does your Ministry ensure that law enforcement operations are treated equally and impartially, regardless of political identity? does it guarantee?