Investigation of exiled bureaucrats from the Center

to your bureaucrats It has been claimed that the Central Bank administration (CBRT), which has implemented a double deportation operation, is now sanctioning the exiled bureaucrats by opening an investigation. It was claimed that the investigations launched against the senior officials, who were appointed with a reduced rank and transferred between cities such as Ankara, Istanbul, Diyarbakır, Erzurum, Gaziantep, Malatya and Van, were based on reasons such as damaging the institution’s reputation and complaining from the bank. It was said that among those investigated were bureaucrats who sued the courts for the annulment of the appointment decisions and won.

The Central Bank management had appointed some of its bureaucrats, who held the position of deputy general manager, to the roles of deputy branch managers in provinces such as Diyarbakır, Gaziantep, Malatya and Erzurum, which held a low position. The bureaucrats who opposed the exile were able to file annulment petitions in the courts and return to the newly relocated head office in Istanbul, but the bank’s management sent the same bureaucrats to different provinces with the rank of demotion.

THEY WERE COURTS

The illegal appointments experienced by the bureaucrats who also demanded the subsequent appointments were the subject of a parliamentary question by Durmuş Yılmaz, former Central Bank Chairman and IYI party MP. It was indicated that bureaucrats who are in court at the same time as the bank for challenging the appointment decisions will be brought before the inspector and punished for reasons such as discrediting the institution, complaining about the bank to various institutions and mistreating employees. and the people who come to the bank.

Damages the reputation of banks

Sources reporting on the open investigations pointed out that the exiled bureaucrats were accused for completely obscure motives, and that the main objective was to go to court and inflict material and moral damage on the victors. The sources, who claimed that the bank’s reputation was damaged due to the actual illegal appointments, said: “The bank’s reputation is damaged when an investigation is launched against the victims, who were wronged with the rank of demotion and who were repeatedly exiled. despite leaving the illegitimate appointments in the courts”.