Turkish comedian Deniz Göktaş is arrested at Istanbul Airport on Thursday following accusations tied to a stand-up routine. Prosecutors say material from the comedian’s show is allegedly offensive to Islam, according to reporting from NDTV and Euronews. The Euronews report says the stand-up was posted on YouTube and that Göktaş faces multiple investigations. These include allegations of “publicly insulting religious values,” as well as accusations related to insulting President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan. NDTV focuses on the arrest being linked to the allegedly offensive content regarding Islam, while Euronews adds that authorities also consider remarks directed at Erdoğan as part of the case. Both accounts describe the arrest as occurring on arrival at Istanbul Airport and present the matter as unfolding through legal scrutiny based on the comedian’s public performance material. The reports do not provide the comedian’s response in the information available here.