
Nasuh Mahruki, who was arrested for his social media post regarding the July 15 coup attempt, was sentenced to 1 year and 3 months in prison and his release was ordered.
Former AKUT President Nasuh Mahruki, who was tried for "publicly inciting the public to hatred and hostility" due to his social media posts regarding the July 15 coup attempt, was sentenced to 1 year and 3 months in prison and was released.
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Nasuh Mahruki was arrested on July 17 due to his social media posts regarding the July 15 coup attempt.
Former AKUT President Nasuh Mahruki, who was arrested within the scope of the investigation launched against him due to his post about the July 15 coup attempt, was sentenced to 1 year and 3 months in prison for "publicly inciting the public to hatred and hostility".
The announcement of the verdict was postponed. It was decided to release Mahruki.
UP TO 4.5 YEARS OF PRISON WAS REQUESTED
An indictment was filed against former AKUT President Nasuh Mahruki. A prison sentence of 4 years and 6 months was requested for Mahruki.
Bakırköy Chief Public Prosecutor's Office launched an ex officio investigation against Mahruki, who shared a post about the July 15 coup attempt on a social media platform, for the crime of "inciting the public to hatred and hostility or humiliating".
Mahruki was detained by the Istanbul Police Department Security Branch Directorate teams on July 16. After his procedures at the police station, Nasuh Mahruki was referred to the Criminal Court of Peace with a request for arrest.
Mahruki was arrested by the court on July 17 for "inciting the public to hatred and hostility or humiliating".
MAHRUKİ'S STATEMENT
Nasuh Mahruki's statement at the police station was also revealed. Mahruki said, "I did not commit the crime of 'inducing hatred and hostility or humiliating the people' that was accused of the post. I did not understand how they derived the accusation against me from this post. I did not post with such an intention." made his allegations.
WHO IS NASUH MAHRUKİ?
Nasuh Mahruki was born in Istanbul on May 21, 1968. After graduating from Şişli Terakki High School, he graduated from Bilkent University Faculty of Business Administration in 1992.
Mahruki, who was introduced to mountaineering in 1988 at the Bilkent University Nature Sports Community, served as the president of the community for three years.
Mahruki, a founding member of AKUT, resigned from his position as Chairman of the Board of Directors and Member of the Board of Directors on 28 November 2016, while he was serving as Chairman of the Board of AKUT.
With a decision taken in 2019, Nasuh Mahruki resigned from his post as AKUT Honorary President.

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