A trustee was appointed to Halk TV
Police teams entered the headquarters of Halk TV in Zeytinburnu, Istanbul, in the morning. While a trustee was appointed to the channel's management, the television broadcast was halted. It was reported that a detention order was issued against 17 people, and 11 were taken into custody.

An operation was carried out around 05.30 at the headquarters of Halk TV. While the Anti-Money Laundering Branch Directorate teams conducted a search in the building, Rapid Response police also took security measures in the surrounding area.
Halk TV Board Chairman Cafer Mahiroğlu announced the development from his social media account, saying, 'The Butlan leader Kılıçdaroğlu and his team could be happy. Police are at Halk TV.'
The channel's broadcast was halted.
Halk TV presenter Deniz Bayramoğlu stated that his meeting with the caretaker board chairman, General Broadcast Manager Suat Toktaş, to continue the broadcast had been fruitless, and that the broadcast had been halted.

It was reported that a detention order was issued against 17 people in the course of the investigation, and that 11 of them were taken into custody.

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