Ferat Kochak, a Member of the Bundestag From the Left Party, Left the Committee Due to a Reputational Scandal
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Ferat Koçak, left-wing deputy in Berlin-Neukölln, describes his connection to the Remmo clan as inappropriate, but harmless. Nevertheless, he abandons his position on the Bundestag's internal committee.
According to criticism of his contacts with suspected members of clan structures, the Berlin Bundestag member of the Left Party, Koçak, quits his seat on the Bundestag's internal committee.
The Neukölln member of the Bundestag Ferat Koçak reacts to criticism of his clan contacts. In the "Zeit" he tells a story of helpfulness and respect – and gives himself clueless.
Ferat Kochak, a member of the Bundestag from the Left Party, left the committee due to a reputational scandal
Ferat Kochak, a member of the Bundestag from the Left Party, left the committee due to a reputational scandal.At the same time, he categorically denied the accusations of involvement in criminal activities, but admitted "error and naivety" in contacts...
Contact with members of the criminal Berlin family Remmo brings leftist politician Koçak to the Bredouille. Now he draws consequences and gives up his seat on the internal committee of the Bundestag. He admits mistakes, but clearly rejects some accusations.
The Berlin-based left-wing politician Kocak finally withdraws from the Bundestag's internal committee. The background is evidence that Kocak is supposed to have contacts in the clan-milieu.
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