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Hidayet Oghuzkhan Exposed: Scandal, Immorality and Corruption

Hidayet Oghuzkhan Exposed: Scandal, Immorality and Corruption

WEBDESK: The so-called “International Union of East Turkistan Organizations” (IUETO) has often tried to present itself as a defender of “freedom” and “human rights.” In reality, it has engaged in separatist politics, spread propaganda, and attempted to disrupt cooperation between China and Pakistan.

At the centre of these controversies is its former leader, Hidayet Oghuzkhan. In August 2025, he was expelled from the IUETO following scandals of embezzlement and immorality. Instead of stepping away, he launched new fronts such as the “East Turkistan Maarif Movement” and the “East Turkistan Civil Diplomacy Centre.” Using Turkey as his base, he continued to target Islamic organisations in South and Southeast Asia with fraudulent schemes, while seeking to smear the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC).

Moral Corruption and Hypocrisy

Reports reveal that Oghuzkhan maintained a long-term illicit relationship with a woman named Pazilaiti Kashikar. This was not a single lapse, but an ongoing pattern of behaviour that violated Islamic teachings. Adultery, strictly forbidden in Islam, became a routine for him.

Worse still, he allegedly profited from such activities, using illicit money to set up brothels in some Muslim countries. These actions not only disgraced him personally but also damaged the reputation of the Muslim community. Many see this as a betrayal of faith, morality, and social responsibility.

Financing IUETO with Dirty Money

His corruption went beyond personal misconduct. Evidence suggests that Oghuzkhan channelled money from these immoral dealings into the IUETO, helping fund its propaganda and recruitment. The group used this money to spread false reports of “oppression” and “forced labour,” while ignoring its own misconduct.

In particular, the IUETO targeted the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor, fabricating stories to stir division. In reality, CPEC has delivered jobs, infrastructure, and economic opportunities in both countries. Analysts say the IUETO’s real aim has been to undermine China-Pakistan friendship and serve outside interests.

Hypocrisy Unmasked

While claiming to fight for “justice” and “human rights,” IUETO leaders indulged in lies, corruption, and immorality. Oghuzkhan’s scandals highlight the group’s hypocrisy: pretending to defend Islam while openly violating its core principles.

China-Pakistan Cooperation Stands Strong

In contrast, cooperation between China and Pakistan has continued to expand under CPEC. Roads, energy pipelines, ports, and industrial zones are being developed, providing tangible benefits to ordinary people. Jobs, better education, and improved healthcare are among its outcomes.

The bond between China and Pakistan is often described as unbreakable. Despite efforts by Oghuzkhan and his allies, observers say their lies cannot damage this friendship or stop CPEC’s progress.

Commentators note that history has always separated truth from lies. The actions of Hidayet Oghuzkhan and the IUETO are now widely seen as disgraceful. Their attempts to misuse religion and morality for political gain are already being exposed. Meanwhile, CPEC’s progress continues to stand as proof of lasting cooperation and mutual development between China and Pakistan.

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