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Istanbul Mayor Turkey detained as part of corruption investigation – a few days before the presidential candidate.
Akram Imamoglu, the Secular Republican People’s Party (CHP), Turkey President Recep Tayyip Erdogan is seen as one of the strongest political rivals.
Prosecutors say the “criminal organization leader is charged”. A hundred suspects, including other politicians, journalists and businessmen, were taken into custody within the investigation.
Imamoglu “The will of the people cannot be silenced,” he said. State media, a four-day locking in the city, demonstrations and press releases.
Imamoglu, who took him to social media after the allegations against him, promised “Allocations in the world for the people of Turkey and all who support democracy and justice in the world.”
“I stand firm in my struggle for fundamental law and freedoms,” he said.
Dozens of police officers took part in the morning in the historic Turkish city of Imamoglu
The presidential election of the CHP, where Imamoglu was a single candidate, will take place on Sunday.
A day after he canceled the degree of Istanbul University, it would prevent him from running in the presidential election. According to the Turkish Constitution, the presidents must complete higher education to hold an office.
Imamoglu called the “legitimate baseless” action, “universities must remain independently, and to be exempted from political intervention and dedicated to knowledge.”
His CHP Party described the latest interventions as “to prevent the definition of the next president”.
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His chairman Ilhan Uzgel, the government accused the government of using the opposition of Turkey as “a means of intimidating”.
He said he was “worried about the situation of democracy in Turkey in Turkey in Turkey.”
Along with accusation of pro-government media outlets, but also in accusation of fraud, Imamoglu was allegedly assisted by the PKK.
The party of the PKK – or the Kurdistan Workers’ Party has been rebel since 1984 and prospects in Turkey, EU, Britain and the United States as a terrorist group.
This is a brush with the law of Imamoglu for the first time.
In 2022 He was sentenced to two and a half years in prison in a speech to insult government officials.
Following the mass detention, meetings, meetings and meetings in Istanbul, the four-day ban was banned for the fact that the reason for this “protection of public order and prevent possible provocation actions.”
Many streets in Istanbul were also closed to traffic, some subway lines also canceled their services.
