An investigation was initiated against Presenter Öykü Serter, who criticized the Izmir earthquake and the events after, for inciting the public to hatred and hostility. Serter responded to the investigation opened against her by saying "It is an honor" on her Twitter account.

Öykü Serter criticized the government and opposition by asking, "Where are the earthquake taxes?", She also said “get off our collars”.

AN UNIDENTIFIED WHISTLEBLOWER, A REPORT FROM THE POLICE 

An investigation was opened against the presenter Öykü Serter, who made criticism about the events after the Izmir earthquake. According to the report of Dilek Yaman Demir from Sabah, an investigation report was prepared about Serter by the police. It was stated in the report that an unidentified person reported Öykü Serter. An investigation was launched against Serter with the allegation of "provoking the people to hatred and hostility". It was stated that the report prepared by the police was sent to the Istanbul Chief Public Prosecutor's Office.

Serter posted on her Instagram account after the Izmir earthquake, "Everyone who rejects the motions about the earthquake, who has their signature, authority, influence in the zoning peace is responsible, everyone is the cause of the death of these innocent people, the murderer ... If you can not give the account that stole the earthquake taxes - yes, it was stolen! The cause of suffering ... After this hour, anyone who does not hold accountability to this power, administrators, authorities is also consenting to what will happen to him. Let's come to ourselves, let's say, let's claim our anger. It is enough that you play and abuse with the mind, emotionality, faith of this people. The power is separate, the opposition is separate .. You brought this nation's nose hand in hand and made it impoverished. The daily expenditure of the palace is 10 million, the allowance for İzmir is 5 million! What are you giving charity, for God's sake? 425 million pardon tax! " She expressed her reactions with his statement.

SERTER: IT’S HONOR

Serter, who shared the news that an investigation was opened against her on her Twitter account, commented "It is honor". (EVRENSEL DAILY)