Fatih Süleyman Denizolgun, grandson of Süleyman Hilmi Tunahan, the founder of the Süleymancılar community, and a former AKP deputy, has added new statements to his remarks regarding the community's leadership. Denizolgun claimed that after his post targeting the Alihan Kuriş administration, he was called and received messages from numerous lines via WhatsApp.
In a post on October 22, Denizolgun had claimed that a large portion of the community's base was expecting an operation against the top management, but that they did not want the courses and the community base to be harmed. In the same post, he used the expression regarding Alihan Kuriş: "Just wait, the opening of the Alihan Kuriş Terror Organization file is very close."
62 LINES AND BUREAUCRACY CLAIMS
According to Denizolgun's latest statement, while he was at a mosque on the evening of the day the post in question was made, he received simultaneous voice and video calls to his phone from 62 different lines. Claiming that Arabic messages and fake codes were also sent, Denizolgun stated that the attempts were unsuccessful.
Denizolgun alleged that this situation was connected to a piece he published on the same day. Stating that he shared receipts regarding land trade he conducted with his uncle in his writing, Denizolgun also made various claims regarding social media activities within the community and the direction of certain accounts.
Pointing to the power struggle within the community in his statements, Denizolgun said that he had previously announced the names of some individuals he alleged were financing social media trolls. Denizolgun also claimed that teams from a newspaper whose name he did not mention, but which starts with the letter "İ", were supporting these social media activities.
Denizolgun argued that the newspaper's owner had close relations with some figures who had previously served in the police and gendarmerie bureaucracy, and claimed that these connections were influential in processes related to the community. Claiming that the community had been protected by the bureaucracy for years, Denizolgun argued that some operations were blocked for this reason.
In a previous report by Odatv, it was stated that the newspaper Denizolgun pointed to was the İstiklal newspaper, and its owner was Hüseyin Arif Çakmak. Denizolgun's latest move has led to the debates surrounding the community's leadership being brought back to the agenda through social media, bureaucracy, and media connections.
News Source: 12punto
