It has come to light that Adnan Oktar, who received a total sentence of 8,463 years and 4 months in prison for crimes including establishing and managing a criminal organization, sexual abuse, sexual assault, preventing the right to education, and deprivation of liberty, has made numerous applications to various authorities from prison.
I WANT TO PROVIDE TRAINING TO PKK MEMBERS
One of the most striking initiatives by Oktar to reach the public was a letter allegedly written to the National Intelligence Organization (MIT). It is claimed that in the letter in question, he used expressions stating that he "wants to provide training to released PKK members."
It was stated that the petitions Oktar sent to the courts from prison were not only related to his own cases; they included a wide variety of agenda items ranging from television series to women, and from conflicts in Syria to the concept of marriage. It was noted that these applications by Oktar were pages long and caused significant workload for the relevant authorities.
Lawyers and some individuals attending the hearings state that Oktar uses his right to legal application constantly and for different purposes, which creates a serious burden on the courts. In evaluations made with a particularly sarcastic tone, comments such as 'Oktar has exhausted the courts' draw attention.
News Source: 12punto
