
House arrest was ordered for journalists İsmail Saymaz and Murat Ağırel, who were summoned to testify on disinformation charges within the scope of the capital markets investigation.
House arrest was ordered for journalists İsmail Saymaz and Murat Ağırel, who testified on disinformation charges within the scope of the investigation of the Istanbul Chief Public Prosecutor's Office.
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An investigation was launched against journalists within the scope of the complaint of the Minister of Trade Ömer Bolat and the fund investigation.
Within the scope of the investigation carried out by the Istanbul Chief Public Prosecutor's Office regarding the transactions carried out in the capital market, journalists İsmail Saymaz and Murat Ağırel were summoned to testify as suspects on the charge of 'disinformation' for allegedly making misleading statements to the public. Saymaz and Ağırel came to the courthouse yesterday and testified.
HOUSE ARREST
The Chief Public Prosecutor's Office objected to the judicial control decision of 'signing' given by the 3rd Criminal Judgeship of Peace on duty regarding Murat Ağırel and İsmail Saymaz, whose statements were taken. Evaluating the objection, the 4th Criminal Judgeship of Peace decided to impose a judicial control measure in the form of 'house arrest' on both names.
WHAT HAPPENED?
Istanbul Chief Public Prosecutor's Office had instructed İsmail Saymaz and Murat Ağırel to be present to take their statements as "suspects" within the scope of the investigation initiated upon the complaint of the Minister of Trade Ömer Bolat.
In the statement made by the Chief Public Prosecutor's Office, "İsmail Saymaz, Murat Ağırel and Şaban Sevinç have been instructed to be present to take their statements as suspects due to the misleading statements they made to the public through the press and social media regarding the fund investigation being carried out by our Chief Public Prosecutor's Office." expressions were used.
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House arrest was ordered for journalists İsmail Saymaz and Murat Ağırel, who testified on charges of disinformation in the capital market transactions investigation, upon the objection of the prosecutor's office.

House arrest was ordered for journalists İsmail Saymaz and Murat Ağırel, who testified on charges of disinformation in the investigation carried out by the Istanbul Chief Public Prosecutor's Office.

A judicial control measure of house arrest was imposed on journalists İsmail Saymaz and Murat Ağırel, who testified on charges of disinformation in the investigation carried out by the Istanbul Chief Public Prosecutor's Office.

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