Aziz İhsan Aktaş, who caused the arrest of 6 CHP mayors, is in the spotlight with recent developments.

Aktaş has declared bankruptcy for İçkale Taşımacılık, a company involved in oil transportation. The court has set the company's debt at 2.3 billion TL and granted a one-year grace period. During this process, Aktaş is expected to repay his debts over three years.

Aziz İhsan Aktaş has utilized the effective remorse law to provide testimony, leading to new waves of arrests targeting CHP municipalities.

Following Aktaş's testimony, detention orders were issued for 27 suspects, including the Deputy Secretary General of the Istanbul Metropolitan Municipality and various mayors.

Corruption investigations targeting CHP municipalities are ongoing. Operations in Kemalpaşa Municipality in İzmir have also drawn attention.

During this process, the contracts awarded to CHP municipalities and Aktaş's business relationships are under scrutiny. Aktaş's connections with AKP municipalities are also a topic of interest.