Minibus crisis from the Palace's former favorite: Fahrettin Altun couldn't fit into his new seat

It has been alleged that Fahrettin Altun, who was removed from the Directorate of Communications and appointed to TİHEK, found the resources of the new institution insufficient. According to AKP backchannels, Altun's request for 15 minibuses was rejected.

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Minibus crisis from the Palace's former favorite: Fahrettin Altun couldn't fit into his new seat

Fahrettin Altun, seen as one of the most powerful figures of the AKP government, has been removed from his long-held position as the Presidential Director of Communications.

Minibus crisis from the Palace's former favorite: Fahrettin Altun couldn't fit into his new seat

Removed from his "favorite seat" at the Palace, Altun was appointed as the President of the Human Rights and Equality Institution of Turkey (TİHEK).

Minibus crisis from the Palace's former favorite: Fahrettin Altun couldn't fit into his new seat

DEBATE OVER DEMOTION

This change in duty for Altun was interpreted in political backchannels as a "demotion." In particular, it was noted that during the controversial Istanbul Metropolitan Municipality (İBB) investigation conducted in recent weeks, he confirmed certain documents in favor of the CHP through his lawyer.

Minibus crisis from the Palace's former favorite: Fahrettin Altun couldn't fit into his new seat

"RESOURCE CRISIS" IN THE NEW OFFICE

According to Nefes columnist Nuray Babacan, Altun is having difficulty adjusting to the TİHEK building in the Bakanlıklar district after the magnificent 25-story Directorate of Communications building.

Minibus crisis from the Palace's former favorite: Fahrettin Altun couldn't fit into his new seat

It was alleged that Altun, finding the institution's resources insufficient, made various attempts to address the shortcomings.

Minibus crisis from the Palace's former favorite: Fahrettin Altun couldn't fit into his new seat

According to Babacan's article, it was learned that Altun most recently requested 15 minibuses from the relevant ministries, but this request was rejected.