Reaction from AK Party member Özlem Zengin to the images in Mersin: Internal Affairs launched an investigation

The Ministry of Internal Affairs launched an investigation into the recording and release of images of a woman opening the door to the police during the operation against municipalities in Mersin to the press.

AK Party Group Deputy Chairman Özlem Zengin said in her statement in the Turkish Grand National Assembly that the images disturbed her as well.

Zengin said, ''The Ministry of Internal Affairs launched an investigation against the person who took the video. Those who film or share will be subject to criminal sanctions. If a woman's kağoso is played very early in the morning, in her own home, where she feels most comfortable, and her image is taken and published without her permission, this is a crime. "It is our duty to follow this," he said.

THE IMAGES DRAWN A REACTION

In one of the operations carried out on the morning of October 1, within the scope of the investigation carried out against three municipalities in Mersin, a woman opening the door of her house was filmed by the police. Although the woman requested that the recording not be made, the footage was later published in the press.

After the images were published, the incident was brought to the agenda of politics, and parliamentary questions were submitted regarding who and with what authority the images were released to the press.