
Journalists claimed injustice by comparing two decisions
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Emir Sarıgül benefited from effective remorse provisions within the scope of the investigation and was released with a judicial control order in the form of house arrest. Within the scope of the same investigation, journalist Murat Ağırel was arrested for 'the news he did not write' due to insufficient evidence.
Mustafa Sarıgül's son, Emir Sarıgül, benefited from effective remorse provisions within the scope of the investigation.
Emir Sarıgül was released with a judicial control order in the form of house arrest.
In the investigation against Sarıgül Family; Our writer Murat Ağırel was arrested for 'the news he did not write' due to insufficient evidence regarding the incident.
While Emir Sarıgül was at the center of the investigation as the 'leader of a criminal organization' and was released after his allegations against the YENİ Party, there was a reaction to our writer Murat Ağırel being detained within the scope of the same investigation.
In many reactions, especially from journalists, attention was drawn to 'injustice'.
Journalist Timur Soykan drew attention to the release of Emir Sarıgül and the continued detention of Murat Ağırel and made the following statements:
"Emir Sarıgül was released with the decision of house arrest. Murat Ağırel is in prison because he did not make news because he was not sure whether the document sent by people who did money business with Emir Sarıgül in Germany was fake or not. See justice."
Journalist Barış Pehlivan also reacted by comparing the decisions about the two names:
"Isn't it nice! There is a criminal organization, and the man who is said to be its manager is being released. A journalist, who has nothing to do with it, is being kept in prison for allegedly "aiding" the released manager! Is this your justice, world?"
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Emir Sarıgül, son of Erzincan Deputy Mustafa Sarıgül, who was arrested within the scope of the investigation into money laundering allegations in Istanbul, was released on the condition of judicial control in the form of house arrest. In his statement, Sarıgül claimed that his father gave 350 thousand dollars to New Party Chairman Özel. A total of 28 suspects have been arrested.

Emir Sarıgül, who was detained in the money laundering investigation carried out by the Istanbul Chief Public Prosecutor's Office, was released under house arrest by taking advantage of effective remorse provisions.