The lawsuit, which continues with the allegation that a young woman named İpek Er was raped by a person named Musa Orhan and then dragged the young woman to suicide, has recently started to be discussed as part of a completely different agenda.
The ‘insult’ lawsuit filed against Ezgi Mola, who criticized the decision to hold Musa Orhan pending trial with the words ‘rapist’ and ‘dishonorable’, was concluded recently and Mola was fined. It seems that the criticisms of this decision, which has received a reaction, will now be the subject of another ‘insult’ case.
Musa Orhan’s lawyer has now filed a criminal complaint against Farah Zeynep Abdullah:
Like many people, actress Farah Zeynep Abdullah criticized the fine imposed on Ezgi Mola with her post on Twitter. “There are so many things to say, ‘Ugh, I can’t decide which insult is which insult. The only thing that is clear is that Musa Orhan is a real bastard and the system is on his side. We were shocked when that case could be opened brazenly, and now Farah Zeynep Abdullah, who expressed her reaction with the words “Look at the terrible result,” was caught on the radar of lawyer Mehmet Erkan Akkuş.
“After Farah Zeynep Abdullah’s social media post, which constitutes the subject of this statement, was posted against my client Musa Orhan, a serious audience sent insulting and threatening messages, and my client and his family faced a life-threatening danger. After the news of the criminal complaint made with the statements ”, the reactions to the event were not delayed. Abdullah expressed his reactions to the accusation against him on Twitter.
Previously, Hazal Kaya, Atilla Taş, Barış Atay, Metin Uca, Hasibe Eren, Aslı İnandık, Mahsun Kırmizgül, Ilkay Akkaya, Fatma Turgut, Funda Eryiğit, Serkay Tütüncü, Sarp Akkaya, Tan Taşçı, Ayşenil Şamlıoğlu, Rahşan Gülşan, Selçuk Balcı, Lawyer Mehmet Erkan Akkuş, who also filed a criminal complaint against Aynur Aydın, Ayşe Arman, Engin Öztürk, Gülenay Kalkan, İbrahim Selim, Melek Mosso and Gökhan Özoğuz, said that this step he took and the subsequent decision for Ezgi Mola ‘a decision that will prevent social lynching culture’. claims.
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