Turkey’s Ruling Party Drops Plan to Launch Parliamentary Inquiry Into Fund Scandal: Columnist - Turkish Minute
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While a parliamentary inquiry committee was expected to be established regarding the funding scandal, a notable step back came from the AKP. It has emerged that the AKP has shelved its plan to establish the committee.
Turkey’s ruling party drops plan to launch parliamentary inquiry into fund scandal: columnist - Turkish Minute
Turkey’s ruling Justice and Development Party (AKP) has abandoned plans to seek a parliamentary inquiry into an investment fund scandal that has frozen hundreds of thousands of people’s savings, Abdulkadir Selvi, a columnist for the pro-government Hürriyet daily, wrote Monday. The account came as the Communist Party of Turkey (TKP) filed a criminal complaint against […]
While discussions continue about the fate of those who embezzled funds, Abdulkadir Selvi, a columnist close to the government, revealed that Erdoğan said, "They will bring that money back. There is no other way." Selvi also announced that the AK Party has abandoned its plan to establish an investigation commission.
While a parliamentary inquiry committee was expected to be established regarding the funding scandal, it has emerged that the AKP has abandoned this step. The prevailing opinion within the AKP is reportedly that "Parliament cannot do anything at this stage."
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