
Oktay Saral, who was dismissed from his post as Chief Advisor to the President, made a harsh statement about organized stock market fraud on his social media account.
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Oktay Saral was dismissed from his post as Chief Advisor to the President and made a statement about the fund fraud on his social media account.
Oktay Saral, who was dismissed from his post as Chief Advisor to the President, made a harsh statement regarding the fund fraud on his social media account.
Saral wrote:
"Hey, they don't fear God and are not ashamed of servants!
Those who steal our nation's sweat, labor and savings should know this: Our nation takes note of what you do, one by one. No position, no title will save you from being condemned in the conscience of this nation!
While our esteemed President is fighting against the seven powers, the dirty work and relationships you carry out here cast a shadow over this struggle; Know that you cannot account for this with your positions, seats, or wealth, nor can you escape this responsibility.
Our citizens invested in these funds by trusting a system that has the control, supervision and signature of many institutions. He may have taken market risk; But no one could have predicted that his money would remain locked inside. Innocent citizens who made investments cannot be made to pay for those who knew about it beforehand and left the system!
The requirement of justice is clear: collection should be made from those who commit organized stock market fraud, and the citizen's principal should be returned.
Our people's trust in institutions has been seriously damaged. The way to regain this trust is to expose those who took away billions, not a few low-level officials. "Everyone who violates the rights of the nation, regardless of their position, title or political identity, must be held accountable before the law."
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A legal investigation may be initiated regarding allegations of fund profiteering and organized stock market fraud.
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