The Chief Prosecutor's Office in Silivri Responded to the Claim that İMamoğlu Was Banned From Attending Matches: "The Subscription Has changed."
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The Bakırköy Chief Public Prosecutor's Office denied allegations that Ekrem İmamoğlu and other detainees were prevented from watching Süper Lig matches at the Marmara Penitentiary in Silivri.
The Bakırköy Chief Public Prosecutor's Office announced that the allegations that Istanbul Metropolitan Municipality Mayor Ekrem İmamoğlu and other detainees in Marmara Prison were prevented from watching Super Lig matches do not reflect the truth, stating that the situation stemmed from a change in beIN SPORTS' subscription status and the lack of a majority request from the detainees for a new subscription.
The Chief Prosecutor's Office has responded to allegations that Super Lig match broadcasts were stopped at some prisons where individuals detained in connection with the Istanbul Metropolitan Municipality case are being held, coinciding with the start of the new season.
The Bakırköy Chief Public Prosecutor's Office issued a statement regarding the allegations. The statement said, "Within the scope of the 'Imamoğlu organized crime group' trial..."
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