Our newspaper's writer Murat Ağırel is among them... 17 people were sent to the courthouse, Emir Sarıgül surrendered.

17 people, including our newspaper writer Murat Ağırel, politicians Aylin Kotil and Ömer Sarıgül, who were among those detained on October 16 in the investigation carried out by the Istanbul Chief Public Prosecutor's Office within the scope of the crime of 'laundering property values ​​arising from crime', were referred to the courthouse after the completion of their procedures at the police station.

It was learned that Emir Sarıgül, for whom a detention order was issued, surrendered to the police last night.

17 PEOPLE, INCLUDING MURAT AĞIREL, ARE AT THE COURTHOUSE

The names of 17 people who were referred to the courthouse within the scope of the investigation are as follows:

1. Ömer Sarigul

2. Aylin Kotil

3. Volkan Aslanbaş

4. Cavidan Tanrah Artuner

5. Murat Ağırel

6. Caner Bas

7. Cihan Durak

8. Zekai Erdem

9. Jihad Salman

10. Selim Daşdemir

11. Özgür Bölükbaşı

12. Bayram Özata

13. Cemil Vasken Barın

14. Zekeriya Jasmine

15. Mehmet Ali Aslan

16. Sadullah Ergün

17. Uğur Kurtulan

EMİR SARIGÜL DELIVERED TO THE SECURITY

It was stated that Emir Sarıgül, for whom a detention order was issued within the scope of the investigation, surrendered to the police last night.

On the other hand, the Istanbul Chief Public Prosecutor's Office announced that the allegations against Mustafa Sarıgül would be sent to the Ankara Chief Public Prosecutor's Office.

MUSTAFA SARIGÜL: THE SUBJECT IS A COMMERCIAL BUSINESS DISPUTE

Mustafa Sarıgül, who had previously made a statement regarding the investigation, denied the allegations and claimed that what happened was due to a commercial dispute.

Sarıgül used the following statements in his statement:

"The statements of my family members are being taken within the scope of an investigation that has been initiated. The process is still ongoing. The issue is a commercial business dispute. The allegations made by the other party are unreal. The source and authenticity of the documents are questionable."

STATEMENT REGARDING MURAT AĞIREL

Mustafa Sarıgül also made an evaluation regarding the detention of our newspaper's writer Murat Ağırel.

Sarıgül used the following statements:

"They also applied to Journalist Mr. Murat Ağırel to have their unfounded allegations on this issue reported before the investigation started. I learned that Journalist Mr. Murat Ağırel was detained within the scope of the investigation in question while investigating the truth of the incident."

Sarıgül stated that family members would share information and documents regarding the investigation with the authorities and called for the presumption of innocence to be respected.