Cem Küçük's striking operation scoop: The real storm will break after that! 'Major businessmen will be summoned one by one'
Journalist Cem Küçük evaluated the bribery and corruption allegations contained in the Aziz İhsan Aktaş indictment. Stating that prominent businesspeople will be summoned to testify, Küçük noted that "the real storm will break with the Ekrem İmamoğlu file." Here are the details...
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Pro-government columnist Cem Küçük included striking details regarding the Aziz İhsan Aktaş indictment in his column. Stating that the names of famous businesspeople are also mentioned in the file, Küçük used the expression, "It appears that major businesspeople will be summoned to testify one by one."
In his article, Küçük said, "Yesterday, Akfen Holding owner Hamdi Akın and Mandarin Hotel owner Vedat Alçı were summoned to testify. Hamdi Akın is not in the Aziz İhsan Aktaş indictment, but other names are." He also reported that there are eight separate accusations against Beşiktaş Mayor Rıza Akpolat in the documents.
According to the information provided by Cem Küçük, the names of numerous institutions and companies are mentioned in the indictment. Küçük said, "It is alleged that 750 thousand dollars in unofficial money was received in the context of granting the operating license for the Mandarin Hotel. It is claimed that between 10 and 12 million dollars in unofficial money changed hands for the liquor restaurant license issued for the Four Seasons Hotel."
Furthermore, it was stated that many companies such as Polat İnşaat, MESA Group, Serdar Bilgili, and Mana İnşaat are included in the file. In this context, a large-scale money trail was highlighted in the indictment.
Küçük expressed in his article that the "real big storm" will be experienced with the Ekrem İmamoğlu indictment.
Cem Küçük continued his words as follows:
"The real big storm will be seen when the Ekrem İmamoğlu indictment is released. Because it is said that in that file, there are names of much larger businesspeople who are not included in the Aziz İhsan Aktaş indictment."