Holiday photo from Nihal Candan following her release
Nihal Candan, who was released from prison after being diagnosed with anorexia nervosa while incarcerated on charges of money laundering and fraud, has shared a photo from her vacation.
Nihal Candan, one of the Candan sisters who was arrested 6 months ago on charges including fraud and money laundering, was released from prison after being diagnosed with anorexia when her weight dropped to 37 kilograms.
Resuming her colorful lifestyle, Nihal Candan had recently shared a verse of the day and stated that she wanted to wear a headscarf. Drawing attention by saying, "I want to cover up, but honestly, I'm hesitant because of what you might say about that too..." Candan has now shared a photo from the seaside.
Many comments were made on the holiday photos of Nihal Candan, who is currently on vacation.
"WHAT HAPPENED TO YOU COVERING UP?"
Her followers commented, "What a beautiful life," "Wait, weren't you going to cover up?", "How absurd while your sister is still inside," and "She continues her luxury life."
WHAT HAPPENED?
It was requested that Bahar Candan be sentenced to a total of 14 to 44 years in prison for 'being a member of a criminal organization' (2 to 4 years) and for 'fraud by claiming to be a public official or an employee of a bank, insurance, or credit institution, or by claiming to be associated with these institutions' (twice, 12 to 40 years), while Nihal Candan faces a requested sentence of 8 to 24 years in prison for the same crimes.
News Source: 12punto
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