The question was what he would say! Fahrettin Koca's statement that drew reactions days later.

"The 'Newborn Gang' scandal has led to expectations for a statement from former Health Minister Fahrettin Koca, who has broken his silence. Koca, who shared a post about FETÖ leader Fethullah Gülen, who died in the USA, stated, "The people of this country are witnesses to his subversion, treason, and terrorism. There is a day of reckoning greater than the night of July 15." Social media users reacted to Koca with comments like, "You need to make a statement regarding the Newborn Gang, Mr. Minister."

FAHRETTİN KOCA'S SILENCE CONTINUES

Every day, shocking details about the "newborn gang" scandal, which has dropped like a bomb on Turkey's agenda, are emerging. While the investigation continues, the fact that former Health Minister Fahrettin Koca has not made a statement so far has drawn attention.

Koca's FIRST POST AFTER DAYS

Former Minister Koca, who has drawn everyone's attention, broke his silence. After days, Minister Koca made a statement on his social media account, addressing a completely different topic instead of the "newborn gang." In his post about FETÖ leader Fethullah Gülen, who died in the USA, Fahrettin Koca said, "The people of this country are witnesses to his subversion, treason, and terrorism. There is a day of reckoning greater than the night of July 15."

REACTIONS WERE IMMEDIATE

Social media users did not delay in reacting to former Minister Fahrettin Koca. Here are some of those reactions:

WHAT HAD HAPPENED?

While conducting an investigation into the illegal profit gained by transferring babies to private hospitals, lawyer A.A, who met with the Chief Public Prosecutor of Büyükçekmece, Y.E., first by phone and then in his office on August 30, threatened that if some suspects were not released, there would be an assassination attempt on the prosecutor and harm could be done to his family. Following this, an investigation was launched to determine how information about the prosecutor's relatives and their residences was leaked, and a recording device was placed in the prosecutor's office. It was recorded that Mustafa Kemal Zengin, who was identified as being in contact with lawyer A.A, openly threatened the prosecutor with death. The investigation revealed that the prosecutor's personal and family information had been queried by three gendarmerie personnel from the system before the threats were made. In an operation conducted as part of the investigation, 11 people were taken into custody. Additionally, a summary prepared regarding 47 suspects, including 22 who were arrested, who were found to have acted in collusion with individuals working at the 112 Emergency Call Center to transfer emergency baby patients to pre-agreed private hospitals for illegal profit, was sent to the Bakırköy Chief Public Prosecutor's Office.