MHP's Feti Yıldız Answered: Will a Parliamentary Investigation Committee Be Established Regarding the Fund Crisis?

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BOLD – MHP Deputy Chairman and Istanbul MP Feti Yıldız answered journalists' questions in Parliament. Commenting on the fund corruption investigation, Yıldız stated that the process is still ongoing. Therefore, he said he did not see the need to establish a separate investigation commission within the Turkish Grand National Assembly. "This is entirely a judicial matter," Yıldız said in his defense, adding that the fund corruption investigation i…

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Regarding the fund investigation, Feti Yıldız said, "In my opinion, it's unnecessary. This is entirely a legal matter." Stating that the legal process is ongoing, Yıldız added, "Until a final judgment is reached, I will not say 'This person is guilty or innocent.' For me, they are only a suspect."

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Responding to questions about the investigation into fund companies at the opening of the legislative year, MHP's Feti Yıldız said, "Let's trust our state. It will not allow anyone to infringe upon the rights and laws of orphans, the poor, and the destitute. I will not say who this person is until a definitive verdict is reached."

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MHP Deputy Chairman Feti Yıldız stated that the Monitoring Commission, planned to be established in the Turkish Grand National Assembly as part of the process, will be established within 10 days at the latest. Regarding the fund investigation, Yıldız said there was no need for an investigative commission.

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MHP Deputy Chairman Feti Yıldız stated that a commission would be established in Parliament to monitor the implementation of the Framework Law on the ground, and also drew attention to the presumption of innocence regarding the funding crisis.

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MHP Deputy Chairman Feti Yıldız, in a statement to journalists at the Turkish Grand National Assembly (TBMM), stated that the Monitoring Commission planned to be established in the TBMM as part of the process will be established within 10 days at the latest. Regarding the funding crisis, Yıldız stated that there was no need for an investigative commission, saying, "This is entirely a judicial matter."