Today, we shared with you 5 people about whom the Banking Regulation and Supervision Agency (BDDK) filed a criminal complaint. The reason for this was the economic comments of the aforementioned people that contradicted the article “Any matter that may damage a bank’s reputation or damage its reputation or wealth cannot be deliberately caused or disseminated in this way.”
The institution has recently published another list. The BRSA, which also filed a criminal complaint against those whose names are included in this list, which includes the names we shared before, cited “posts aimed at manipulating exchange rate movements” as the reason.
Many criminal charges have been filed against users who “manipulate” currency movements:
Today, the Banking Regulation and Supervision Agency filed a criminal complaint against Durmuş Yılmaz, Güldem Atabay, Burhanettin Bulut, Emin Çapa and Selçuk Geçer. In the evening, an ‘extended’ list was published and the items were Twitter usernames.
Making a criminal complaint about 26 social media accounts, the BRSA stated the situation with the following statements: “Our Agency has filed a criminal complaint against the following Twitter accounts and individuals, due to their posts on social media and media organs to manipulate exchange rate movements,” within the scope of Article 74 of the Banking Law. Among the names on the list were economists, writers and Twitter user “ordinary citizens”.
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