Call from Mücahit Birinci to Hayati Yazıcı in the investigation of the funding crisis on Türkiye's agenda

The political repercussions of the "fund crisis" investigation on Türkiye's agenda continue. Following the implementation of a judicial control measure in the form of a travel ban abroad against Mustafa Yazıcı, the son of AKP Deputy Chairman Hayati Yazıcı, within the scope of the investigation, former AKP MKYK Member Mücahit Birinci called on Hayati Yazıcı to make a statement.

While the removal of the measure imposed on Mustafa Yazıcı's assets within hours was also on the agenda, Biri argued in his post that Hayati Yazıcı should clarify the issue in order to avoid any harm to the party.

“HE DOES NOT WANT HARM TO COME TO THE PARTY, HE SHOULD EXPLAIN”

Mücahit Birinci used the following statements in his post on his social media account:

"Yes, the principle of individuality of crimes and punishments is valid. But of course, due to Hayati Bey's position, there is a situation that needs explanation.

Politically, it would not be convincing to say 'I don't care about my son'.

I am waiting for Hayati Yazıcı to make an explanation on this issue. Mr. Yazıcı is an experienced politician. He doesn't want any harm to come to the party.

Because there is extreme sensitivity of our citizens regarding the issue.”

MÜCAHİT DELETED HIS FIRST POST

Mücahit Biri, who called on Hayati Yazıcı to make a public statement, later deleted his post from his social media account.

On the other hand, it was also noteworthy that the measure imposed on Mustafa Yazıcı's assets was lifted within hours.

WHAT HAPPENED?

In the investigation carried out by the Istanbul Chief Public Prosecutor's Office regarding allegations of manipulative transactions made through funds in some shares in Borsa Istanbul, the name of Mustafa Yazıcı, the son of AKP Deputy Chairman of Political and Legal Affairs Hayati Yazıcı, was also brought up.

In the letter sent by the Chief Public Prosecutor's Office to the relevant institutions, it was revealed to the public that measures were requested to prevent transactions that would reduce the assets of 30 people, including Mustafa Yazıcı. It was stated that the investigation was carried out within the scope of allegations of "laundering of assets resulting from crime" and violation of the Capital Markets Law.

Mustafa Yazıcı's statement was taken within the scope of the investigation. It was then decided to impose a judicial control measure on Yazıcı in the form of a travel ban.