The police said the suspects engaged in acts affecting public order.
Mr Yerlikaya said 209 of the suspects had been formally arrested, and courts imposed judicial control measures on 112 others.
The suspects were allegedly providing financial support to the IS, and the police also seized unlicensed weapons and numerous organisational documents in the operation.
Upon hearing the gunshots, citizens notified the authorities, prompting the dispatch of many police units to the scene, the report said.
Türkiye is used by illegal drug dealers as a transit hub to European markets.
Footages of a group of people desecrating the Turkish flag and attacking trucks from Türkiye circulated across social media.
The attempted coup on July 15, 2016, left at least 250 people killed.
Following the coup attempt, the government initiated a widespread crackdown on individuals suspected of having links to the movement.
Police said the suspects held meetings with Israeli intelligence and compiled information about individuals and companies in Turkey that were targeted by Mossad.
With the revision, people may face up to two to five years imprisonment for unauthorised selling of tobacco.
