Tough questions from CHP to Akın Gürlek: 'How were the 9 million TL promissory note installments paid?'
CHP Group Deputy Chairman Murat Emir brought up the payment plan for a house allegedly belonging to Minister of Justice Akın Gürlek, asking, "How were the 9 million TL promissory note installments paid?"
CHP Group Deputy Chairman Murat Emir, recalling documents regarding the payment plan for a house allegedly belonging to Minister of Justice Akın Gürlek, emphasized that no response has been given to the statements made over the last 72 hours.
In a statement made via social media, Emir said, "Let us ask a question for every day you cannot (or do not) answer, and you provide the answers," stating that Gürlek must provide a clear explanation regarding how the 9 million TL promissory note installments were paid.
"HOW DID YOU PAY THE 9 MILLION TL?"
Emir posed the following questions regarding the payment method for the approximately 9 million TL in promissory note installments found in the documents: "Do you expect us to believe that this payment was made via bank transfer as required by law and the contract? If so, what was the source of this payment? Where are the receipts?"
News Source: 12punto
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