türkçe links to original Turkish article
(Hürriyet Newspaper, 14 April 2022)
His time ran out.
Two Pakistanis secretly took pictures of a woman on an Istanbul ferry
and shared the photos on their TikTok account. However (!), the posting
created great indignation on social media, prompting Turkish immigration
officials to investigate the TikTok account, whereupon the two culprits
identities and addresses were discovered.
Pakistani suspect Zafer Waseem was picked up at his house in the
Gaziosmanpaşa section of Istanbul and the other suspect, Umair Malik
was tracked down in Küçükçekmece. Both were taken into custody and
it was determined that they had taken other pictures of women on the
street and shared those photos on TikTok too.
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türkçe links to original Turkish article
(Hürriyet Newspaper, 21 April 2022)
Our company's motto is "What?"
Pakistani M.S.U. shared a video on social media asserting that his
company could get Turkish residency permits for foreigners whose
residency applications had already been rejected. This claim created
quite a reaction on social media, prompting Turkish immigration
officials to look into the matter.
The investigation found that M.S.U.'s company has two addresses
in the Fatih section of Istanbul and in raids there police took M.S.U.
and employees E.U., H.U., R.C., along with Pakistani K.S. into
custody. A search at the addresses yielded quite a bit of digital material.
M.S.U. was fined 45,000 TL (about $3,000) for hiring uninsured
workers and tax violations.
M.S.U. and K.S. were also charged with "creating fake official
documents" and sent to the deportation center in Pendik for expulsion
from Turkey. The others were questioned and released.
Hold that plane!!
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