Fatih Süleyman Denizolgun, a former AKP MP and one of the grandsons of Süleyman Hilmi Tunahan, has continued to press his allegations regarding internal disputes within the Süleymancı community through new statements on his social media account. Denizolgun published money transfer receipts concerning past commercial relations between his uncle and his father.
In his posts, Denizolgun brought up payments he stated were sent by his uncle to his father in 2015. Stating that the transfers in question were linked to the sale process of a plot of land zoned for skyscrapers, Denizolgun argued that the crisis arising from a partition lawsuit was resolved through intervention within the family.

The former MP stated that his retrospective disclosures also covered family members, saying, "Whatever secret I have revealed about the past, I have disclosed only the truth and the facts, even if it is against my close relatives, as commanded by the 135th verse of Surah An-Nisa."
Denizolgun further alleged that his uncle made additional payments to them after the sale and promised them a floor in a business tower. He also claimed that large-scale commercial transactions were conducted through partnerships in the Ümraniye Carrefour land and the Erdeniz company.
HARSH WORDS FOR THE KURIŞ ADMINISTRATION
Targeting the Alihan Kuriş administration in his statements, Denizolgun characterized this structure as "Kurişism." Arguing that the predictions he has been making since 2018 have proven correct, Denizolgun claimed that a social media ban had been imposed on the community base; he further alleged that some accounts posting against him were not community members, but trolls from a different "crypto" group.

Denizolgun also alleged that there is a climate of pressure and fear within the structure. Arguing that a large portion of the community base is waiting for a state operation against the top management without harming the courses and the base, Denizolgun said, "Just wait, it is very close to the opening of the Alihan Kuriş Terror Organization file."
The report also noted that the newspaper Aydınlık wrote that Faruk Gaye, who is alleged to manage the structure's illegal activities in the Balkans, the USA, and Africa, was captured in Van. In the report in question, it was claimed that Gaye had fled from Istanbul to Van, was detected hiding in a dormitory belonging to the community, and was taken into custody following a police operation.
Aydınlık's report also included allegations against Gaye regarding money laundering through paper-only associations based in Sultanahmet, irregularities in sacrificial donations, and contacts with names linked to FETÖ. No new statement from official authorities regarding these allegations was included in the report.
News Source: 12punto