Nasuh Mahruki sent a message from prison: I did not engage in any actions that would constitute a crime.

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AKUT (Search and Rescue Association) founder and former President Nasuh Mahruki was arrested as part of an investigation initiated following his social media posts, and it was announced that Mahruki was arrested for 'publicly disseminating misleading information.' Mahruki sent a message to the public from prison.

"I HAD NO INTENT, ACTION, OR STATEMENT THAT WOULD CONSTITUTE A CRIME"

Mine Mahruki shared Nasuh Mahruki's message from her husband's X account. Thanking everyone who supported him, Nasuh Mahruki stated that what they are experiencing is a process and that his motivation is high. He expressed that he had no intent, action, or statement that would constitute a crime and that he continues to maintain his trust in the judiciary.

In her post, Mine Mahruki stated, "In our first meeting, I conveyed your support, interest, and greetings. Nasuh expressed his gratitude to everyone who supported him. He said that what they are experiencing is a process and that his motivation is high. He expressed that he had no intent, action, or statement that would constitute a crime and that he continues to maintain his trust in the judiciary."

WHAT DID HE SAY?

In the post that led to Nasuh Mahruki's arrest, he commented on the discussion regarding the Supreme Election Council (YSK) transitioning to electronic voting, saying, "Those who still trust the YSK and enter the election without establishing their control mechanism flawlessly and 100% effectively do not want to win that election."