Izmir's Kemalpasa municipality faces court over concert fraud involving pop star Gulsen - Türkiye Today

The latest example of the irregularity scandal that is being added to CHP municipalities every day is the Kemalpaşa Municipality in İzmir. As part of the operation carried out by the Kemalpaşa Public Prosecutor's Office against the municipality, 5 suspects, including a vice mayor, were detained due to irregularities detected in concerts and public expenditures. It was learned that former Cultural and Social Affairs Director Halise B. and the off…

In the operation carried out on the grounds of "irregularities" against the CHP Kemalpaşa Municipality, the suspended former Director of Culture and Social Affairs and an official from the organization company were arrested.

Izmir's Kemalpasa municipality faces court over concert fraud involving pop star Gulsen - Türkiye Today

An investigation has been launched by the Kemalpasa Chief Public Prosecutor’s Office following a tip-off regarding public spending irregularities related to a concert that was planned for Republic Day on Oct. 29 but was canceled due to a terrorist attack in Ankara. The concert was scheduled to feature Turkish pop star Gulsen. RecommendedAmerican pop star Marc Terenzi recovers in Türkiye's GiresunTurkish pop star reveals scammers behind fake Amer…

In the operation conducted against the Kemalpaşa Municipality in İzmir regarding “irregularities in public expenditures”, 5 suspects, including 1 deputy mayor, who were detained were referred to court. It was stated that the investigation was initiated upon a complaint by Kemalpaşa Mayor Mehmet Türkmen. The Kemalpaşa Chief Public Prosecutor’s Office, upon receiving a tip-off regarding the Gülşen concert that was organized for the 29th October Re…

"Gülşen concert" operation against CHP Kemalpaşa Municipality: 5 people were sent to court

Five people, including one deputy mayor, were detained as part of an operation launched against the CHP's İzmir Kemalpaşa Municipality over allegations of "irregularities in public expenditures."