In November last year the general manager of the state-owned Halk Bankasi, Yenal Ansen, appeared on a television programme where viewers are invited to take part by submitting their questions via fax.
The fax machine started whirring and ejected a page containing six questions. The fax was signed by two government inspectors, the secretary general of the State Inspectors Association, Atalay Erguven, and its chairman, Fazli Koksal. They asked Ansen if it was true that he was on trial for allegedly authorizing illegal loans.
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