Erdogan calls Turkey’s Protests over Imam’s arrest ‘evil’ star-news.press/wp

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan blamed the opposition political parties to provoke “Movement of Violence”, because the protests in the country continue for the sixth night.

Nerequence started in Istanbul last Wednesday when the city mayor of Ekrem Imamoglu, Erdogan’s chief presidential rival, was detained in corruption charges.

Thousands gathered once more on Monday. The mess of the night escalated on Sunday, and the protesters were fired on tears and rubber bullets.

Imamogu, also suspended from his weed as mayor, said the states were politically motivated against him, the claim denied Erdogan.

A large number of rebellions accompanied by protesters around the City Hall in Istanbul on Monday evening, while the crowds hit the Turkish flags.

Vehicles for wearing water nearby were seen and close, although protests seemed to be a large measure, without repeating fierce conflicts seen on Sunday.

At the age published before on Monday evening gatherings, the Turkish government says that 1,133 people were arrested because protests have begun.

In the early television statement, Erdogan showed the demonstrations of “evil” and blame the opposition political parties to “harass the peace of our citizens with provocations.”

Speaking of Ankara, Turkey’s capital, he called for the protests to end and said that “, instead of answering the allegations,” opposition parties “gave the most detailed and illegal statements in our political history for (last) five days.”

Chp leader Özgür Özel spoke with thousands gathered on Monday night He said the crowd that the demonstration of the “act of defiance against fascism”.

Özel said he would visit Imamog in Prison in Silivria on Tuesday. He said that the CHP would appeal to publish the politician on the freedom to take the trial and his trial should be shown live at the TrT State Emitur.

Although in custody, IMAGLA was confirmed on Monday as a candidate (CHP) of the National Party (CHP) for Turkish Presidential Elections of Turkey. Voting confirmed by their candidacy was symbolic because the only person working.

The Sunday night spent in prison after it was formally arrested and charged earlier that day with “the establishment and management of the criminal organization, taking bribes, extortion, uninformed to recording personal data and setting tenders”.

In the post X during the weekend, IMAglow said that he would “never worship” and criticize his arrest as “a black spot from our democracy”.

He also sent greetings to those who protested and said that voters showed that Turkey has “enough” Erdogan.

The demonstrations seen in recent days are the largest in Turkey because the GEZI protests are 2013. years, which began in Istanbul through the demolition of the local park.

They were largely calm, but on Sunday, police fired water cannons and used spraying peppers as conflicts.

Dilek Kaya Imamogu, Imamagluina wife, was the outer city hall and told the demonstrators of “injustice” by facing his wife “affected a chord with every conscience.”

Imamogu was one of more than 100 people detained last week as part of the investigation. Other arrested include politicians, journalists and businessmen.

His arrest does not prevent his candidacy or elections as a president, but he will not be able to guide if he was convicted of any of the charges against him.

The closed politician is considered one of the loudest rivals of Erdogan, which in Turkey held 22 years, as the Prime Minister and the President.

However, due to the terminal term, Erdogan cannot be restarted for the office in 2028. unless it changes the Constitution.

The Turkish Ministry of Justice criticized those linking Erdogan to arrests and insisted on its independence of the judiciary.