
Ankara Chief Public Prosecutor's Office launched an investigation against journalist Ali Tarakcı for the crime of 'Publicly Disseminating Misleading Information' due to his social media post and issued a detention order.
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Ankara Chief Public Prosecutor's Office Press Crimes Investigation Bureau took action upon a post by journalist Ali Tarakcı on the X social media platform.
Ankara Chief Public Prosecutor's Office Press Crimes Investigation Bureau launched an investigation against journalist Ali Tarakcı.
It was stated that the investigation was carried out within the scope of the crime of "Publicly Disseminating Misleading Information to the Public" due to Tarakcı's post on his X account, "A very important minister will resign on Friday."
A detention order was issued for Tarakcı within the scope of the investigation. In addition, an order was given to search his address and seize his digital materials for examination.

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