Can Atalay's lawyer, Deniz Can Özen, stated, "The Constitutional Court has explicitly emphasized that the first-instance court has no discretion regarding the implementation of the violation decision. The action to be taken in line with the Constitutional Court's decision is to conduct a retrial, stop the proceedings, and order release. A decision to the contrary is not possible; the court must immediately issue a release order."

University students from all over Turkey protested the death of Zeren Ertaş, who lost her life due to the elevator's fall at the Aydın KYK Güzelhisar Women's Student Dormitory.

Black and white photographs, showcased on the screen of a mobile phone, were re-photographed from identical angles.

Witnesses from different cities participated in the hearing via the Audio and Video Information System.

The move comes after President Erdoğan's endorsement of Hamas, according to Bloomberg.

The Monetary Policy Committee increased the policy rate, which is the one-week repo auction interest rate, from 30% to 35%.

Attorney Muzaffer Değirmenci stated that Can Atalay should have been released immediately after being elected as a Member of Parliament, but he has been unjustly deprived of his freedom for five and a half months.

Students residing in the dormitory took to social media, sharing videos where they stated that they had repeatedly warned the dormitory management about the elevator's issues. However, they claimed that their warnings were not taken into account.

Mehmet Kaya, the President of the Diyarbakır Chamber of Commerce and Industry, pointed out that despite Diyarbakır's historical and contemporary significance as an agricultural city, it lacks the necessary irrigation facilities and, consequently, the desired level of crop diversity.

Students under the age of 26, excluding open education students, will be provided with one-time technological device support and one year of internet support.

The figure is believed to be around 5,000 years old.