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Police chiefs of 6 provinces changed with Erdoğan's signature: Published in the Official Gazette

According to the appointment decisions published in the Official Gazette with the signature of AKP Chairman and President Erdoğan, appointments were made to the Police Departments of Bingöl, Bilecik, Isparta, Şanlıurfa, Ordu, and Iğdır.

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Published: 29.11.2024 00:42 Updated: 29.11.2024 02:20
Police chiefs of 6 provinces changed with Erdoğan's signature: Published in the Official Gazette

Decisions regarding appointments and dismissals with Erdoğan's signature have been published in the Official Gazette.

Bingöl Provincial Police Chief Şükrü Orhan and Iğdır Provincial Police Chief Erden Sakarya have been dismissed from their posts.

The appointments made to the police departments of 6 provinces are as follows:

- Bilecik Provincial Police Chief Beyti Kalaycı has been appointed to the Bingöl Provincial Police Department,

- Hakan Yılmaz has been appointed to the Bilecik Provincial Police Department,

- Şanlıurfa Provincial Police Chief Erdem Bildirici has been appointed to the Isparta Provincial Police Department,

- Ordu Provincial Police Chief Atilla Aksoy has been appointed to the Şanlıurfa Provincial Police Department,

- Ahmet Acar has been appointed to the Ordu Provincial Police Department,

- Niyazi Turgay has been appointed to the Iğdır Provincial Police Department.

Cengiz Aydın, Semih İsa Çamurtaş, and Osman Öztürk have been appointed as members of the State Supervisory Council.

APPOINTMENT DECISIONS FOR JUDGES AND PROSECUTORS

Appointment decisions regarding the Council of Judges and Prosecutors (HSK) have been published in the Official Gazette.

With the decree issued by the First Chamber of the HSK, which covers the reassignment of 348 judges and prosecutors in judicial jurisdiction and 21 judges in administrative jurisdiction, the duty locations of 369 judges and prosecutors have been changed.


News Source: 12punto

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