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Former Deputy Minister of Agriculture and Forestry, Mustafa Aksu, announced that Tera could not withdraw the investment of approximately 100 million liras into its liquid fund.
The ongoing investigations within the scope of the giant 'fund' heist revealed in the capital markets have started to target people who held high-level positions in the bureaucracy.
It was reported that former Deputy Minister of Agriculture and Forestry, Mustafa Aksu, was arrested within the scope of the said investigation.
Aksu's name had previously come to the fore when Tera announced that it could not withdraw the investment of approximately 100 million liras into its liquid fund. Speaking to our newspaper's writer Barış Terkoğlu, Aksu said, "I am very disturbed, angry, offended, the issue is not 100 million, but being deceived" and defined herself as a victim.
Mustafa Aksu served as Deputy Minister of Agriculture and Forestry between 2018-2021.

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