Inheritance dispute continues in Menzil: 'It also caught Erdoğan's attention...' Allegations that a former Health Minister intervened
The inheritance dispute within the Menzil community continues where it left off. As the cracks within the community widen, new allegations continue to emerge. Following this tension, it has been claimed that one of the President's advisors came to Menzil and met with the parties involved.
The inheritance dispute within the Menzil community continues. The inheritance conflict began following the death of Menzil Sheikh Abdulbaki El Hüseyni and is still ongoing.
Footage of the brawl involving stones and sticks can also be viewed on social media.
Sözcü columnist Saygı Öztürk brought the conflict in Menzil to his column.
Öztürk also wrote about the information he received from his sources. In the article, which states that the Semerkant Foundation was emptied and funds were smuggled to Dubai and England, it was claimed that an advisor to the President went and met with the parties.
The following was noted in the article:
“The events taking place in Menzil must have caught the President's attention as well, as an advisor to the President came to Menzil and met with the parties. However, he had to leave Menzil without achieving any results.''
'The hand of politics continues to exert its influence over Menzil.'
''Former Health Minister Recep Akdağ and Energy Minister Taner Yıldız, who are members of the Menzil sect, are supporting those fighting against Sheikh Şaki, while working to draw the Menzil structure abroad, particularly Muhammet Mahsun, to their side.”
News Source : 12punto
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