
AKP Ankara Provincial Deputy Chairman Serkan Korkutata was detained within the scope of the money laundering investigation against the Sarıgül family.
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An investigation is being carried out against the Sarıgül family on the allegation of 'laundering assets resulting from crime'.
There has been a new development in the money laundering investigation against the Sarıgül family. Within the scope of the investigation in which Emir Sarıgül was also arrested, AKP Ankara Provincial Deputy Chairman Serkan Korkutata was detained. So, who is Serkan Korkutata? Why was AKP Ankara Provincial Deputy Chairman Serkan Korkutata detained?
WHO IS SERKAN KORKUTATA?
Serkan Korkutata is known as the son of former Welfare Party MP Hüsamettin Korkutata. In his political career, he serves as AKP Ankara Provincial Vice President.
Serkan Korkutata's past commercial relationships include Beyaz TV, which is associated with the Melih Gökçek family. According to trade registry records, Korkutata was elected to the management of Ses Television Radio Publishing company on February 19, 2009. The company was acquired by Kanal Beyaz Television Radyo Yayıncılık A.Ş. in April 2010. After receiving his title, he became one of the shareholders.
It is known that Serkan Korkutata is the nephew of AKP Bingöl Deputy Zeki Korkutata.
WHY WAS SERKAN KORKUTATA TAKEN INTO CUSTODY?
The 'Sarıgül' investigation, which was carried out on the allegation of 'laundering assets resulting from crime', also extended to the AKP.
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