Where is all this money coming from?

As a fund investigation continues at the Istanbul Chief Public Prosecutor's Office, allegations emerged of high-value transactions involving Özata Denizcilik shares by AK Party Deputy Chair Fatma Betül Sayan Kaya and her husband. Kaya resigned from her party duties, "requesting leave," so that "the allegations can be examined independently and fairly." "COUPLE'S TOTAL INVESTMENT 163 MILLION LIRA" According to New Party Spokesperson Zeynel Emre's claim, Kaya's share in the purchases was approximately 63 million 359 thousand TL, while her husband İlyas Kaya's was 99 million 687 thousand TL. Emre alleged that Kaya withdrew 1 billion 344 million TL from sales and her husband 826 million TL, totaling 2 billion 170 million TL. SOURCE OF THE MONEY BECAME A MATTER OF INTEREST The source of the total 163 million 46 thousand TL mentioned in the allegations raised questions. Kaya did not address the source of the money in her resignation statement. Where the capital came from became one of the questions the public awaited answers to. LEFT ALLEGATIONS UNANSWERED When Notbir reached Kaya to ask about the allegations, she replied "I'm not available," leaving the claims unanswered. STATEMENT FROM AK PARTY AK Party Spokesperson Ömer Çelik said today that if there is an allegation, it will be investigated, and stated, "Those who do wrong will be held accountable before the law." REQUEST FOR ASSET FREEZE Meanwhile, according to journalist Rojda Altınbaş, the Istanbul Chief Public Prosecutor's Office requested precautionary measures on the assets of Fatma Betül Sayan Kaya and İlyas Kaya, including their spouses and children. BROTHER APPOINTED TO EPDK Kaya's brother Ömer Fatih Sayan had served as deputy chair at the Ministry of Transport and Infrastructure and was appointed to the Energy Market Regulatory Authority (EPDK) board in July.