12.02.2026 17:00
A citizen, stating that his vehicle was deemed "heavily defective" and failed the inspection due to a small tear in the seat cover, reacted to the situation by saying, "How can this happen?" The footage quickly went viral on social media.
A citizen who went to the TÜVTÜRK station for vehicle inspection stated that their vehicle was deemed "heavily defective" and was not allowed to pass the inspection due to a small tear in the seat cover.
CITIZEN REACTED TO THE REASON
In the shared footage, it was noted that the vehicle was evaluated as heavily defective due to a small tear in the seat cover. The citizen reacted to the application, arguing that the decision was disproportionate. The citizen mentioned that the employees there told him that the seat could be repaired for 250 lira, saying, "They told me, 'We can make an appointment, you can come back and have it done.' This needs to be investigated. Are those inside connected to those outside?"
COMMENTS EMPHASIZING "COMPETITION"
Many comments were made under the rapidly spreading post. One user stated, "Look, friends, there is no equivalent. If a company has no equivalent, there is no reason for it to compete or improve itself." While some users argued that the application was based on regulations, others expressed that the decision was harsh.
POLICE OFFICER HAD PASSED AWAY
Recently, police officer Melih Okan Keskin, who went to the TÜVTÜRK inspection station, was assaulted by the institution's employees. Keskin had passed away in the hospital to which he was taken after the incident.