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Operation 'Paravan 1' Launched in 24 Provinces Centered in Konya: 65 Suspects Sought.

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In the simultaneous operation “Paravan 1", carried out in 24 provinces based in Konya, the button was pressed to capture 65 suspects who were identified as providing unfair benefits of 48 million 76,000 liras in 317 separate fraud cases.

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In the simultaneous operation “Paravan 1", carried out in 24 provinces based in Konya, the button was pressed to capture 65 suspects who were identified as providing unfair benefits of 48 million 76,000 liras in 317 separate fraud cases.

·Istanbul, Türkiye
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Operation “Paravan 1” was launched in 24 provinces, centered in Konya. Simultaneous operations were initiated against 65 individuals, including suspects who defrauded citizens by impersonating police officers and prosecutors. It was determined that the suspects obtained illicit gains of 48 million 76 thousand TL in 317 separate incidents.

In Operation Paravan 1, centered in Konya and spanning 24 provinces, arrest warrants were issued for 65 suspects involved in fraud amounting to 48 million Turkish lira.

·Türkiye
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In the simultaneous operation “Paravan 1", carried out in 24 provinces based in Konya, the button was pressed to capture 65 suspects who were identified as providing unfair benefits of 48 million 76,000 liras in 317 separate fraud cases.

·Istanbul, Türkiye
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Konya police have dismantled a 65-person network that defrauded people by impersonating public officials. In an operation codenamed ‘Paravan 1’, it was revealed that the network collected deposits through fake advertisements on social media and exploited the situation by using a ‘secure payment’ method.

In the simultaneous "Front 1" operation, centered in Konya and spanning 24 provinces, authorities launched an operation to apprehend 65 suspects who allegedly obtained illicit gains totaling 48,076,595 Turkish Lira through 317 separate fraud cases. It was determined that the suspects defrauded citizens by calling them on the phone and impersonating police officers or prosecutors. Furthermore, it was discovered that the individuals posted fake re…

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Haberler broke the news on Friday, September 18, 2026.
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