Turkish state Gülen Movement Government and state 61st Government of Turkey Senior members of the Turkish Judiciary 62nd Government of Turkey Allegedly 2,000 members of the General Directorate of Security General Directorate of Security Schools and cram schools Supreme Board of Judges and Prosecutors (since 2015) A small number of government Members of Parliament National Intelligence Organisation (MİT) Political parties and organisations Justice and Development Party (since 2013) Justice and Development Party (before 2013) Republican People's Party (2002-2014, 2015 onwards) Republican People's Party (briefly, allegedly in 2014) Rights and Equality Party Democratic Progress Party (alleged) Patriotic Party[15] Nation and Justice Party (alleged) Independent Turkey Party[16] Felicity Party[17] Media and companies Sabah Zaman Yeni Şafak Taraf (some columnists) Yeni Akit Bugün Star Millet Akşam Samanyolu TV Türkiye Samanyolu Haber Milat Mehtap TV TRT Bank Asya Beyaz TV Kanaltürk TV8 Burç FM NTV Bugün TV Kanal 7 Samanyolu Haber Radyo ATV Ebru TV Kanal D Sızıntı A Haber Samanyolu Avrupa Show TV Aksiyon CNN Türk Dünya Radyo Star TV Yeni Ümit Daily Sabah Today's Zaman Milliyet Dünya TV Hürriyet Radyo Mehtap Habertürk Irmak TV TRT Haber Cihan Haber Ajansı Ülke TV Kanaltürk Radyo TGRT Haber Cihan Radyo 24 Radyo Bamteli Key people Recep Tayyip Erdoğan (Prime Minister, President) Fethullah Gülen Ahmet Davutoğlu (Foreign Minister, Prime Minister) Ekrem Dumanlı Abdullah Gül (President) Hidayet Karaca Emrullah İşler (Deputy Prime Minister) Erhan Bilgili Bülent Arınç (Deputy Prime Minister) Ahmet Beyaz Bekir Bozdağ (Justice Minister) Hakan Şükür Kenan İpek (Justice Minister) İdris Bal (alleged) Hakan Fidan (MİT Undersecretary) İdris Naim Şahin (alleged)