Hadise, Irem Derici, Dilan Polat: Celebrities comment on the high-profile investigation for the first time

In Turkey, as part of an investigation initiated by the Istanbul Chief Prosecutor's Office on suspicion of using narcotic or stimulant substances, 19 well-known personalities were detained. After blood tests were taken, they were all released.

As BAKU.WS reports, some of them commented on the incident for the first time.

On the same day after her release, singer Hadise went to Ankara, where she performed on stage. The artist could not hold back her emotions while telling her fans about her experience.

"I did not deserve such treatment," she emphasized.

"This morning I woke up in fear. My sister was at my house, she was nearby. I asked: 'Derya, what's happening?' I immediately called security. I was told: 'The gendarmerie command is here to take you.' These words are terrible. This can happen to anyone. But I want to say that I don't even smoke cigarettes. Today will remain in memory as a very sad day. They took samples of my blood and hair. Everything will become clear soon. I would not want to relive this day."

Social media phenomenon Dylan Polat recorded a video from her home and published it on social media. She expressed deep sadness about what happened:

"This event has greatly upset us. It's impossible to accept such a thing. But we complied with everything our country deemed necessary. We are clean, and our conscience is clear. In all my life, I have never been in such an environment. My loved ones know this."

Singer Irem Derici, commenting on her detention, told journalists that no narcotic substances would be found in the test results:

"My conscience is as clean as mother's milk. Wait for the test results. I will walk the streets and show them to everyone. We don't even know who filed the complaint. I am responsible for myself and absolutely calm."

We remind you that as part of the investigation, 19 celebrities were detained, including Irem Derici, Hadise, Berrak Tüzünataç and Dylan Polat. They were taken to the Istanbul gendarmerie command to give testimony.

After the procedures were completed, the celebrities were sent to the Institute of Forensic Medicine to provide blood samples.

By order of the prosecutor's office, all detainees were released after samples were taken.