Breaking News: Indictment prepared for Dilruba! Trial date set
An indictment has been prepared for Dilruba Y., who was arrested after her comments on the blocking of Instagram during a street interview went viral. Lawyer Hüseyin Yıldız announced that a public lawsuit has been filed against Dilruba.
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Dilruba Y., who was detained recently due to her remarks regarding the access ban on Instagram during a street interview, was arrested by the court and sent to prison.
The objection to her detention was rejected, and an indictment was prepared at lightning speed for Dilruba Y.
Announcing that a public lawsuit has been filed, Lawyer Hüseyin Yıldız stated that Dilruba Y. will appear before the judge on September 3.
It was learned that Dilruba Y. will be tried while in custody.
Yıldız called for the immediate release of his client.
EVEN IF RELEASED, SHE WILL REMAIN IN PRISON
According to the report by journalist Alican Uludağ, even if Dilruba is released on September 3, she will continue to remain in prison. This is because permission from the Ministry of Justice is awaited for prosecution on the charge of insulting the President. Dilruba was also arrested for insulting the President based on the same speech.
WHAT HAPPENED?
Dilruba Y., who was detained recently due to her remarks regarding the access ban on Instagram during a street interview, was arrested by the court and sent to prison.
The objection to the detention of Dilruba Y., who is being tried on charges of "inciting the public to hatred and enmity and insulting" and "insulting the President," was rejected yesterday.
Yesterday, Lawyer Hüseyin Yıldız, who met with Dilruba Y. in prison, stated in a statement he made in front of the prison after receiving power of attorney as her defense counsel that the crimes attributed to Dilruba Y. do not require detention, saying, "We are facing an unfair and unlawful arrest. We will submit our objections to the end. The process is currently at this stage, and after completing the objection process, we will wait for the decision the court will make as a result of our objection."