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New development in the Pusula-Tera investigation: Muhammet Yarız arrested, travel bans imposed on 7 suspects

The Istanbul Chief Public Prosecutor's Office announced that Muhammet Yarız has been arrested in the Pusula-Tera case and that travel bans have been imposed on 7 suspects.

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New development in the Pusula-Tera investigation: Muhammet Yarız arrested, travel bans imposed on 7 suspects

The Istanbul Chief Public Prosecutor's Office has announced new decisions regarding the Pusula-Tera investigation, which has recently come to the fore due to sharp movements in Borsa İstanbul.

According to the Prosecutor's Office statement, suspect Muhammet Yarız has been arrested as part of the investigation.

It was reported that Namık Kemal Gökalp, İbrahim Bekçi, and Altunç Kumova have been taken into custody.

Within the same case, it was decided to implement a travel ban on suspects including Emre Tezmen, Enver Çevik, Serdar Turhan, and Kemal Akkaya.

It was stated that the measure also covers suspects against whom criminal complaints were filed in the Capital Markets Board (SPK) bulletin.

Within the scope of the investigation conducted by our Chief Public Prosecutor's Office, the suspect named Muhammet Yarız has been arrested, and the suspects named Namık Kemal Gökalp, İbrahim Bekçi, and Altunç Kumova have been taken into custody. Again, within the scope of the same investigation, it has been decided to implement a travel ban on Emre Tezmen, Enver Çevik, Serdar Turhan, Kemal Akkaya, and the suspects against whom criminal complaints were filed in the SPK bulletin.

— Istanbul Chief Public Prosecutor's Office

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