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Babala TV founder Oğuzhan Uğur taken into custody within the scope of the Ahbap Association investigation
Yozgat Çamlık Gazetesi
Key Points
- The İstanbul Chief Public Prosecutor's Office is conducting an investigation against the Ahbap Association.
- Babala TV founder Oğuzhan Uğur was taken into custody within the scope of the ongoing investigation.
- A detention decision was issued for a total of 9 people within the scope of the investigation.
- It was reported that 7 of the suspects, for whom a decision was issued, have been taken into custody so far.
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9 detention decisions7 detained suspects
Within the scope of the investigation launched by the İstanbul Chief Public Prosecutor's Office against the Ahbap Association, Oğuzhan Uğur, the founder of the YouTube channel Babala TV, was taken into custody. It was announced that a total of 9 people were ordered to be detained as part of the investigation.
In line with the decision, it was reported that 7 of the suspects had surrendered to the police and were taken into custody. It was learned that Oğuzhan Uğur was also among the captured suspects.
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- Why was Oğuzhan Uğur taken into custody?
- Oğuzhan Uğur was taken into custody within the scope of the investigation conducted by the İstanbul Chief Public Prosecutor's Office against the Ahbap Association.
- For how many people in total was a detention decision issued within the scope of the investigation?
- It was reported that a total of 9 people were issued a detention decision within the scope of the investigation, and 7 of them were taken into custody.
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- The investigation in question is being conducted by the İstanbul Chief Public Prosecutor's Office.
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