Rojin Kabaiş's family is a target! 4 masked people blocked him and attacked him: It will be Nizamettin's turn too

Rojin Kabaiş (21), a first-year student at Van Yüzüncü Yıl University (YYÜ) Faculty of Education, Department of Child Development, disappeared after leaving the dormitory she was staying in on September 27, 2024. Kabaiş's lifeless body was found on the beach of Mollakasım District on the shores of Lake Van on October 15. While the investigation into Rojin Kabaiş continues, his father Nizamettin Kabaiş said that his brother Ahmet Kabaiş was attacked last night in the Büyükçekmece district of Istanbul.

Stating that the attack took place in a secluded spot in the neighborhood where there were no security cameras, Kabaiş stated that 4 masked people blocked his brother's path, first insulted him and then hit him. Claiming that the attackers also threatened him through his brother, Kabaiş said that Ahmet Kabaiş called the police after the incident, the teams that came to the area investigated and he was taken to the hospital by ambulance.

'WE WILL NEVER TAKE A STEP BACK'

Stating that they will not give up their struggle despite the threats, Nizamettin Kabaiş said, "We will never step back. Let them know it like this. I will not be afraid of the threats. No matter what, I will continue my struggle until Rojin's file is clarified. A piece of my life has been lost. Last night, my brother Ahmet Kabaiş was attacked in Istanbul. 4 masked people threatened and beat me. I talked to Ahmet in the evening. He said to me, 'Nizamettin brother, we will never leave this case. "We will not give up. We will not be afraid of threats. As a family, we will not be afraid of threats. In a secluded place in Büyükçekmece, where there are no cameras, they stopped him and attacked him. Then they beat him. They said to Ahmet, 'We will do Nizamettin Kabaiş in this way. Then it will be Nizamettin's turn.' "The team went there. They took Ahmet to the hospital in Istanbul. There was no serious injury. Then they took him home. He is resting."

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