Parliament Imposes Ban on 78-Year-Old Fund Victim: 'They Fleeced us...'
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While discussions continue regarding the fund investigation, it has been reported that 78-year-old Rahime Yüceer has been banned from entering the Turkish Grand National Assembly. Yüceer, who described her plight at a press conference held by CHP (Republican People's Party) deputies, stated that the money she had saved for eight years to buy a house was diverted to the fund, resulting in the loss of all her savings.
The scandal was revealed by CHP's Cevdet Akay. He said, "Rahime Yüceer saved money for a house for 8 years, and all that money was taken. Was the ban imposed because she voiced her grievances?"
Rahime Yüceer, 78, who said she lost the money she had saved for years to buy a house in the fund, was banned from entering the Parliament after she explained her plight at a meeting in the Turkish Grand National Assembly.
Rahime Yüceer, a 78-year-old victim of the fund crisis, has been banned from entering the Turkish Grand National Assembly. Yüceer, who recounted her ordeal at a press conference held by CHP (Republican People's Party) deputies, stated that she lost the money she had saved for eight years to buy a house in the fund.
Rahime Yüceer, 78, who stated in Parliament that she lost the money she had saved for years to become a homeowner and that she was a victim in the fund investigation, was banned from entering Parliament. CHP's Cevdet Akay asked, "Is this ban because she spoke at the Parliament meeting and visited us?"
As controversy flares in fund investigation, victim Rahime Yüceer, 78, is banned from entering TBMM
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