Minister Gürlek Announced the Toll of the 'Funding Crisis': 'Legal Action Has Been Taken Against 404 people...'
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The Turkish authorities stopped 26 people against the background of an investment-fund scandal that affected more than 455,000 investors, amid investigations into large-scale market manipulation and pressure to recover profits from irregular operations.
Justice Minister Akın Gürlek, in a statement regarding the funding crisis, said: "Judicial proceedings have been initiated against 404 people; 88 suspects have been arrested, 26 suspects have been detained, and judicial control measures have been applied to 195 people. Efforts to apprehend the 42 suspects who are currently at large continue uninterrupted."
Breaking news - Minister of Justice Akın Gürlek made a statement on his social media account regarding the ongoing investigation into the fund and stock market manipulation. Saying "Our citizens should rest assured," Minister Gürlek stated, "From identifying the suspects to uncovering their financial connections, assets..."
Justice Minister Akın Gürlek announced the latest developments in the fund investigation via his official X account. Minister Akın Gürlek stated, "Decisions have been made to freeze bank accounts, seize assets, and prevent the transfer of real estate for 351 individuals and 102 legal entities. Thus..."
Justice Minister Akın Gürlek informed that as part of investigations into manipulative transactions in the capital markets, 404 people have been prosecuted so far, 88 suspects have been arrested and judicial control measures have been applied on 195 people. Justice Minister Akın Gürlek stated that the fight against manipulative transactions in the capital markets and unfair gains will be continued with determination. Gürlek said on his social me…
Justice Minister Akın Gürlek announced that, as part of investigations into manipulative transactions in capital markets, legal proceedings have been initiated against 404 individuals to date, 88 suspects have been arrested, and 26 suspects have been taken into custody. Gürlek also stated that precautionary measures have been taken against the assets of 351 individuals and 102 legal entities.
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