The new courthouse, which cost billions of lira to construct, is being criticized for its minimal trial capacity.
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A trial involving only two defendants was held in the newly constructed justice palace, which was built with a capacity of 2,300 people and cost billions of lira. This revelation has reignited discussions about resource waste. According to reporting by Sözcü Gazetesi, there is a massive disconnect between the courtroom's capacity and its actual usage. Other examples questioning the efficiency of state financial management may also emerge.
A hearing involving only two defendants was held in a newly constructed courthouse built at a cost of billions of lire, with the courtroom remaining nearly completely empty. The massive hall, designed with a capacity of 2,300 people, strengthened criticisms that it was constructed without conducting actual needs analysis.
This mega-investment financed from state budget showing serious discrepancy between actual use and intended purpose raises the question of how efficiently your tax money is spent on public projects. The reignition of waste debates signals that stricter controls could be applied in supervision and planning of future large public investments.