Sabah writer wrote about the reactions to the 'fund' profiteering: 'The base felt deeply embarrassed'

A remarkable column was written in Sabah newspaper, which is affiliated with Turkuaz Medya Media, which is close to the government, regarding the huge 'fund' profiteering revealed in the capital markets.

Mahmut Övür, one of the writers of the newspaper, emphasized that the mention of the names of symbolic figures in the AKP, such as Fatma Betül Sayan Kaya, caused a harsh reaction from the grassroots.

In the relevant part of Övür's article, he used the following statements:

"Although the government seized and managed the fund scandal from the very first day and started to do what was necessary, the resulting photo and the involvement of symbolic names such as former Minister Fatma Betül Sayan Kaya in the scandal caused a harsh reaction from the AK Party base.

Because the grassroots felt a deep 'embarrassment' incomparable to the accusations leveled against the AK Party by FETO and its secret partner CHP in the last 15 years.

For this very reason, President Erdoğan took control of the situation and came out harshly from the very first day. He even felt the need to say, 'I will personally take care of it' regarding the political and administrative aspects. Even if it takes time, it will be done sooner or later.

The base also expects this. No matter which AK Party member you talk to today, they do not support those involved in the incident, on the contrary, they react and demand that necessary action be taken. He does not ignore or ignore. This is also a chance for the 24-year AK Party rule. "If the AK Party manages this process correctly - and it looks like it - it will come out of this scandal cleansed and stronger."

Sabah newspaper, where Emre Alkin, one of those arrested in the 'Fund' investigation, was a columnist, drew attention with its attitude of not giving wide coverage to the crisis on its home page in the first days when the scandal began to be heard by the public.