
Ali Tarakcı's social media account was blocked due to his post "A very important minister will resign on Friday".
Ali Tarakcı, who shared "The important minister will resign on Friday" in Ankara, was detained on the charge of "Publicly Spreading Misleading Information to the Public" and access to his social media account was blocked.
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Investigation carried out by Ankara Chief Public Prosecutor's Office.
According to information obtained from judicial sources, upon the request of the Ankara Chief Public Prosecutor's Office, the Ankara 7th Criminal Court of Peace decided to block access to the social media account of Ali Tarakcı, who shared "A very important minister will resign on Friday".
It was learned that the decision was forwarded to the Cyber Security Directorate for action.
HE WAS TAKEN INTO CUSTODY...
A detention order was issued last night against Tarakcı, within the scope of the investigation launched for the crime of "Publicly Disseminating Misleading Information to the Public". Tarakcı was detained by the teams.
A SEARCH WILL BE MADE AT THE ADDRESS
Within the scope of the investigation, an order was given to search Ali Tarakcı's address and to seize his digital materials and carry out an investigation.
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Ali Tarakcı's address will be searched and his digital materials will be examined.
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