In Gaziantep's Şehitkamil district, corruption allegations against AKP Mayor Umut Yılmaz have emerged. This situation raises questions about the political influence of Ekrem İmamoğlu.

Umut Yılmaz, after resigning from CHP and joining AKP, faces accusations of using public resources for personal gain. It is claimed that a public building was allocated for his family.

CHP council member Ersin Atar criticized this situation harshly, stating that the allocated building serves only the mayor and his relatives. Millions spent on this structure are seen as a waste of public resources.

The rapid closure of corruption allegations following Yılmaz's resignation from CHP is interpreted as part of a political bargain, provoking significant public backlash.

Ekrem İmamoğlu's role in this process and the political developments in Gaziantep are becoming increasingly significant in Turkey's agenda. İmamoğlu's influence makes corruption allegations in local governments more visible.