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Left politician Koçak gives up Interior Committee seat entirely

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Ferat Koçak (The Left) is leaving the Bundestag's Interior Committee entirely. The background is criticism over too much proximity to alleged clan members – he admits a "mistake."

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What happened?

The Berlin Left (Die Linke) member of the Bundestag, Ferat Koçak, is giving up his seat on the Bundestag's Interior Committee entirely. Focus and Spiegel report this in agreement. The trigger is ongoing criticism over too much proximity to alleged members of criminal clan structures.

What exactly is Koçak accused of?

According to Handelsblatt, photos taken after the Left's election victory in Berlin are at the center of the controversy. The images reportedly raise questions about the people celebrating with him. Koçak, who was elected to the Bundestag from Neukölln, came in for particular criticism.

How is the lawmaker responding?

In a statement, Koçak admitted a "mistake," according to Spiegel. The consequences are significant: he is not withdrawing only temporarily, but completely from the Interior Committee – not just the chair or individual sessions, but the entire committee seat.

As of: September 30, 2026, further details to follow.

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