MHP leader Devlet Bahceli's sister Serpil Bahceli dies; condolence tent set up in Osmaniye
Serpil Bahceli, sister of Nationalist Movement Party leader Devlet Bahceli, has died and a condolence tent has been erected in Osmaniye.
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- Serpil Bahceli, sister of MHP leader Devlet Bahceli, has died
- A condolence tent was set up in Osmaniye for the family
- Serpil Bahceli worked at Ziraat Bank and Pamukbank before retiring
- She lived in Ankara with her brother Devlet Bahceli and never married
- Devlet Bahceli is the fifth of six children in the family
Serpil Bahceli, the sister of Nationalist Movement Party leader Devlet Bahceli, has died. The family announced her passing, and a condolence tent was set up in Osmaniye to receive mourners.
Visitors and relatives came to the condolence tent to offer their condolences to the Bahceli family. Messages of sympathy were also sent directly to Devlet Bahceli following the news.
“Serpil Bahceli, the sister of Nationalist Movement Party leader Devlet Bahceli, has died.”
Serpil Bahceli spent her working life in the banking sector. She worked at Ziraat Bank and Pamukbank before retiring.
She lived for many years in Ankara in the same house as her brother Devlet Bahceli. She never married and preferred to stay out of the public eye, so details about her life remained limited.
Devlet Bahceli is one of six children in the Bahceli family from Osmaniye. His siblings are Turan Bahceli, Nurten Fettahlioğlu, Servet Bahceli, Serpil Bahceli, and Semiha Bahceli.
Turan Bahceli and Nurten Fettahlioğlu were born from their father's first marriage, while the other four children came from the second marriage. Turan Bahceli was the eldest child.
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