Investigation into Turkish musician Haluk Levent regarding alleged financial irregularities

Turkish musician and founder of the charity organization Ahbap, Haluk Levent, is currently under scrutiny following allegations made by his former driver, Ilker Cetin. During a police interrogation, Cetin claimed that Levent frequently traveled to Northern Cyprus to purchase casino chips worth millions of Turkish liras. The former driver, who worked for Levent for three and a half years, alleged that the musician lacked personal bank or credit cards. Instead, Levent reportedly used the accounts of employees and associates to transfer large sums of money, often labeled as loans or repayments. Cetin stated that he received transaction instructions via WhatsApp and acted as a conduit for these funds. These details were reported by the newspaper Milliyet as part of an ongoing probe into the Ahbap organization. It is important to note that these statements are currently allegations provided by the former driver and have not yet been proven as findings by judicial authorities.