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The journalists were arrested due to a social media post claiming that AKP Spokesperson Ömer Çelik was in the same frame with Osman Arıkan Nacar at a concert.
The prison where Sözcü.com.tr editor Mustafa Balcı and journalist Şaban Sevinç, who were arrested on October 9 within the scope of the fund investigation, were kept was changed.
According to Sözcü, Balcı and Sevinç, who were sent to Metris Prison after their arrest, were transferred to Maltepe No. 1 L Type Penitentiary Institution on the evening of October 10.
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Mustafa Balcı and Şaban Sevinç were arrested within the scope of the investigation carried out due to AKP Spokesperson Ömer Çelik's social media post showing that he attended the Limak Philharmonic Orchestra concert held in Bodrum on August 22 and that Osman Arıkan Nacar, whose name is mentioned in the fund investigation, was one row behind him.
The post in question also included the claim that Osman Arıkan Nacar fled abroad with 20 billion lira.
It was reported that the two journalists, who were arrested on October 9 and sent to Metris Prison, were transferred to Maltepe Prison a day later.

It was claimed that the main news bulletin of Beyaz TV, which is claimed to belong to the Gökçek family, will be removed and a downsizing plan will be made. Osman Gökçek stated that the channel does not belong to him.

The journalist stated that he investigated and asked questions about the allegations regarding the Minister of Trade, Ömer Bolat, and after this investigation, he faced accusations of corruption, but was held responsible for statements he did not say. While he stated that he was living under handcuffed house arrest, he emphasized that his colleagues were in prison and that the freedom of journalism should be defended.
The US Department of Justice announced that it is conducting an antitrust investigation against NBC, ABC, CBS, CNN and Fox News due to television press pool members boycotting White House events.

Istanbul Chief Public Prosecutor's Office announced that our newspaper's writer Murat Ağırel and journalists İsmail Saymaz and Şaban Sevinç will be questioned as suspects on the grounds that they made public statements regarding the fund investigation.

Radio and Television Supreme Council (RTÜK) imposed an administrative fine on Sözcü TV for not publishing the response and correction text finalized by the court decision. The disclaimer in question was requested by the Ministry of Industry and Technology due to a news report about the Antarctic science mission.

Access to the X accounts of many journalists and the BIANET news site in Türkiye was blocked by the decision of the Bakırköy 7th Criminal Judgeship of Peace. National security and protection of public order were cited as the reason for blocking.