Investigation Launched into 63 Accounts in Kayseri Events: Minister Yerlikaya Statement
Interior Minister Ali Yerlikaya has made a firm statement regarding the recent events in Kayseri, emphasizing that those who threaten the peace and security of the country, engage in hate speech, or spread provocative content will not be tolerated.
Following the incidents that occurred on June 30, 2024, Minister Yerlikaya revealed that a significant number of shares on social media were deemed provocative and negative. An investigation was launched into 63 accounts, with 10 of them already referred to the prosecutor’s office for further action. Minister Yerlikaya stressed that such behavior will not be accepted in Turkey.
Moreover, Justice Minister Yilmaz Tunc provided an update on the child abuse incident in Kayseri, stating that the suspect has been arrested. He assured that the child and their family are under state protection, with ongoing investigations into activities aimed at disrupting the unity of the nation. Minister Tunc reiterated the commitment to upholding the rule of law and addressing any attempts to sow discord in the country.
As the events unfolded in Kayseri, CNN TÜRK Istanbul News Director Nihat Uludağ and Terrorism and Security Expert Coşkun Başbuğ shed light on the underlying reasons behind the incidents. Uludağ highlighted the impact of propaganda and manipulations on social media, while Başbuğ emphasized the need for law and justice to prevail over destructive actions.
In light of these developments, a call for moderation has been made to citizens to avoid falling into the traps of divisive rhetoric and manipulative tactics. It is crucial to handle sensitive issues with care and adopt the right policies to prevent further escalation.
As the situation in Kayseri unfolds, it is imperative to prioritize peace, unity, and adherence to the rule of law. By promoting a sense of responsibility and rationality, Turkey can navigate through challenging times and uphold its values of justice and harmony.
