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Haluk Levent's post-February 6 speech back on the agenda: 'I will resign and declare my dishonor'

As the Istanbul Chief Public Prosecutor's Office continues its investigation into the AHBAP Association, the statement made by Haluk Levent, who is currently in custody, regarding donation allegations following the February 6 earthquakes—'I will resign and declare my dishonor'—has once again become a trending topic on social media.

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Haluk Levent's post-February 6 speech back on the agenda: 'I will resign and declare my dishonor'

As the investigation conducted by the Istanbul Chief Public Prosecutor's Office into the activities, as well as the cyber and financial processes of the AHBAP Association continues, statements made by artist Haluk Levent approximately 3 years ago have been brought back to the social media agenda.

Levent's statements, which were made in response to allegations regarding the aid campaigns and donations collected through AHBAP following the February 6 earthquakes, have begun to be shared again in the wake of the investigation process.

"I WILL RESIGN AND DECLARE MY DISHONOR"

In his speech, Haluk Levent had used the following expressions against allegations that the donations collected through AHBAP were used improperly:

"Let one of the families we said we bought this or that for with the collected money come forward and say, 'The philanthropist did not send us money, Haluk Levent went and ate the money.' I will resign and declare my dishonor."

Levent's speech from approximately three years ago, in which he rejected the allegations that the donations were used improperly with these words, has been recirculated by social media users while the investigation is ongoing.

SHARED AGAIN ON SOCIAL MEDIA

The video, recorded approximately three years ago, has been shared again on various social media platforms following the latest developments, quickly becoming one of the most discussed pieces of content.



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