
Families who lost their relatives in the Bolu Grand Kartal Hotel fire announced that they will start a "Justice Watch for 78 Lives" in Ankara Anıtpark on Friday, October 2.
Kartalkaya Family Platform, who lost their relatives in the Bolu Grand Kartal Hotel fire, will launch a "Justice Watch for 78 Lives" in Ankara Anıtpark on October 2 due to the deficiencies in the judicial process.
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Families who lost their relatives in the Bolu Grand Kartal Hotel fire had previously marched 186 kilometers to demand justice.
On behalf of the families who lost their relatives in the Bolu Grand Kartal Hotel fire, Oktay Akişli, who lost his mother Gülçin, older brother Şenol and 11-year-old niece Mina in the disaster, started the 186-kilometer "Justice March for 78 Lives" from Bolu Courthouse to Ankara on July 11, demanding "the officials of the Ministry of Culture and Tourism and the Ministry of Labor and Social Security to be held accountable before the judiciary", in front of the Ulus Atatürk Statue on July 18. It was over.
Oktay Akişli, who made a statement to ANKA News Agency on behalf of the Kartalkaya Family Platform, reminded that the families had marched for justice before and stated that they would start a "Justice Watch for 78 Lives" in Ankara Anıtpark on Friday, October 2.
"INFINITIVE JUSTICE IS NOT JUSTICE"
Akişli said, "From the very beginning, we said 'Unfinished Justice is Not Justice'. We are at the same point today." He said that although the Council of State gave permission for an investigation against 9 personnel working at the Ministry of Culture and Tourism, the necessary steps were not taken by the Bolu Chief Public Prosecutor's Office, and there was no development regarding the personnel of the Ministry of Labor and Social Security. Akişli used the following statements:
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