A Turkish court has imposed a travel ban on former Interior Minister İdris Naim Şahin as part of an investigation into a religious group, the Süleymanlılar. The ban follows questioning by prosecutors regarding a vehicle linked to Şahin allegedly used to assist a wanted member of the group in evading authorities. The car in question was reportedly owned by a company connected to the former minister. Details surrounding Şahin’s direct involvement remain unclear, but the investigation centers on aiding and abetting the flight of an individual sought by police. This development signals a renewed focus on groups perceived as a threat by the Turkish government. The case is being closely watched as it unfolds, potentially revealing further information about connections between political figures and religious organizations. This action was first reported by Turkish Minute.