Minister Tekin had denied the allegations: Investigation launched into 29 people over LGS scandal!
Minister of National Education Yusuf Tekin announced that an administrative investigation has been launched into 29 people following allegations that the LGS question booklet was leaked before the exam. Tekin had previously categorically denied claims that the questions were stolen.
Minister of National Education Yusuf Tekin made important statements regarding allegations that the High School Transition System (LGS) question booklet was leaked before the exam. Minister Tekin stated that an administrative investigation has been launched into 29 people within the framework of these allegations.
Touching upon the details of the investigation, Tekin stated that legal proceedings are ongoing against individuals, including school administrators. "Disciplinary action may be taken as a result of the administrative investigation. If necessary, a criminal case will also be filed, and those responsible will be punished in the harshest way possible," he said.
CONTROVERSIAL STATEMENT
Minister Tekin had strongly opposed the claims that "LGS questions were stolen" and stated that he found these allegations baseless. Tekin had made the statement, 'Our inspectors conducted their examinations immediately. We are explaining it, we are saying this. I apologize. We are explaining it clearly, as if explaining it to an idiot. But they are not satisfied, they still continue.' The expressions and tone used by Tekin had drawn backlash.
News Source: 12punto
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