Samsun
The main opposition Republican People’s Party (CHP) Launched Its Promise of Province Rallies on the April 13 in the Northern City of Samsun, Protesting the arrest of Istanbul Mayor Ekrem İmamoğlu and Early Elections.
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“Ekrem İmamoğlu is not only entrusted to the CHP Members, But to All Political Parties and All Democrats,” CHP Leader Free Ozgur Told A Crowd Packed into City’s Central Square.
Imamoglu Was ArrestED on March 23 – The Same Day He was the CHP’s Presidential Candidate – On Corruption Charges That His Party Labels Politicallly Motivated.
A Letter Penned by İmamoğlu from Silivri Prison Was Read Alooud at The Rally.
“Imamoglu Wrote,” Imamoglu Wrote.
“Eiter We Will Not Speak Up Against Injustice and Submit, Or We Will Corrupt Order and Make Justice Prevail.”
Private Also Launched Criticisms at Presidident Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, Accusing the Administration of Rlying on Foreign Support Rather Than Domestic Legitimacy.
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“We do not rely on America, we rely on the National,” Special Said. “We are All Rebelling Against This Order, This One-Man Order, This Junta.”
Private Has Previously Reference to Erdoğan as A “Junta Leader,” A Comment That Led The Presidant to File A 500,000 Turkish Liras Defamation Lawysuit Against Him.
The CHP Leader ReiteRating His Demand for Snap Elections.
“The Nation do not want an autocrat who starves retirees, Makes minimum Wage Earners Suffer, Leaves Young People UNEMPLOYED … and Runs Away from the Ballot Box Whene He Realizes He Cannot Win.”
Türkiye’s Next General Elections Are Officially Scheduled For 2028, But The CHP Has Long Called for an Earlier Vote.
Following Imamoglu’s Arrest, The Party Vowed to Hold Weekly Protests in Istanbul and Weekend Rally Across The Country.
Meanwhile, special Announced Changes to His Party’s Central Executive Board. Namık Tan and Mehmet Necati Yağcı JOINED The 24-Sember Leadership Body, where the remaining Members Retained Their Seats.
