Devlet Bahçeli's recent statements and the censorship of court reports are significant topics in Turkey's agenda.

The government's intervention in court reports is leading to the concealment of public losses. Rahmi Aşkın Türeli, a member of the TBMM Plan and Budget Commission, criticized this situation, stating that the oversight authority cannot be effectively utilized. Türeli questioned, 'Where is the money?' as he scrutinized how public resources are spent.

Claims that irregularities in court oversight reports are being hidden and public losses are not being identified are making headlines. This situation is met with significant public backlash. Türeli emphasized the need for a new structure for oversight.

The exemption of the Diyanet from oversight is seen as contrary to the principle of transparency. Turhan Çömez from the İYİ Party criticized this situation, stating that the Diyanet's budget has become unaccountable.

CHP spokesperson Deniz Yücel responded to President Erdoğan's criticisms of court reports, stating that Erdoğan should focus on his party's declining vote share. Yücel advised, 'Our recommendation to Erdoğan is to stop trying to direct CHP and look at his own party.'

In conclusion, the censorship of court reports and the weakening of public oversight are leading to questions about the democratic structure in Turkey. As public sensitivity on this issue increases, demands for transparency and accountability are also rising.