
An acquittal was given for Cevdet Konak, who was tried for his speeches in 2024
Tunceli Municipality Co-Mayor Cevdet Konak, who was replaced by a trustee, was acquitted by the Tunceli 1st High Criminal Court in the case where he was tried due to his speeches in 2024.
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Cevdet Konak was being tried for the speeches he made in 2024. A trustee had previously been appointed to replace Konak.
A decision was made in the case filed against Tunceli Municipality Co-Mayor Cevdet Konak, who was replaced by a trustee, citing the speeches he made at the events he attended in 2024.
At the hearing of the case held at Tunceli 1st High Criminal Court, Konak's lawyer Fatma Kalsen rejected the accusations in her defense against the prosecution's opinion on the merits.
Stating that there was no name or emblem of any organization in the speeches, Kalsen argued that mentioning the names of the mentioned people alone would not constitute a propaganda crime.
HE WAS ACQUITTED
Tunceli 1st High Criminal Court ruled that Konak was acquitted, pointing out that "the legal elements of the crime against Konak were not established".

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