Major shock for Eylül Öztürk: Passport seized
Following the arrest of Dilan and Engin Polat, investigations were launched into numerous influencers, including the couple Eylül Öztürk and Kenan Özkan, and travel bans were imposed. Eylül Öztürk, who lives in the US, stated, "My passport has been suspended. I am told I can give a statement at the consulate if the prosecutor requests it."
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Following the arrest of the couple Dilan Polat and Engin Polat on charges of money laundering, it was announced that the ministry had taken action and that investigations would be launched into 600 influencers.
Closely followed by the public, the Polat A new development occurred today regarding the case file.
As will be recalled, a photograph taken in November 2019 of the Dilan-Engin Polat couple with their other influencer friends had been a subject of long-standing debate on social media.
THEY WILL BE CALLED TO TESTIFY
The prosecutor's office has included the famous influencers in this photograph, Merve Nur Akyüz, İleyda Topal, Tolunay Topal, Kenan Özkan, Eylül Öztürk, Nez Demir, Yasemin Yiğit, and her husband Murat Yiğit, in the Polat case file.
The famous influencers will be summoned to the police department in the coming days to provide their statements.
Meanwhile, a travel ban has also been imposed on individuals who sat at the same table as the Polat couple.
PASSPORT SUSPENDED
Having lived for some time with her husband Kenan Özkan in America, Eylül Öztürk's passport has been suspended. announced that her passport had been suspended.
'I CAN GIVE A STATEMENT AT THE CONSULATE'
In her statement regarding the matter, Eylül Öztürk said, "Since my passport has been suspended (a travel ban also means the temporary cancellation of the passport), if the prosecutor's office requests a statement from me, I can apparently obtain a document from here and come to Turkey. It can be handled with paperwork. I asked, 'How can I return while my passport is cancelled?' If the prosecutor wishes, I can also give a statement at the consulate."