
Dervişoğlu stated the vital questions asked by the public about the funding crisis in Türkiye and put forward three basic questions questioning whether Erdoğan was aware of this situation and his responsibility; These questions included the themes of management weakness, decision-making competence and denial of responsibility.
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Volatility and loss of value in fund markets in Türkiye have initiated discussions among the public about economic management and leadership responsibility.
Dervişoğlu stated that there are vital questions asked by the Turkish nation regarding the fund crisis and said: "The first is, 'Is Erdoğan unaware of all this? If so, this is a great management weakness. The second question is, 'Does Erdoğan know what is going on, but cannot prevent it?'. Then, all the justifications of this system described as 'quick decision', 'stability' and 'coordination' have collapsed. The third question is much more serious, if Erdoğan "If he is aware of what is going on, it means he has turned a blind eye to the growth of this pyramid scheme." Dervişoğlu said, "Three or five sacrifices should not be made and the real owners of this wheel should not be acquitted. We do not want a head from the government. They always throw someone's head in front of us. We want an accounting."

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