The sixth night of demonstrations such as Erdogan is shot in riots

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan blamed the opposition parties for the sixth night, the opposition part of the protests in the country.

Riots in the conformity, Mayor Mayor Akram Imamoglu – Erdogan’s main political opponent – Corruption was charged.

Imamoglu said the allegations were politically motivated, a claim rejected Erdogan.

Turkey’s main opposition party, Republican People’s Party (CHP), said that the demonstrations announced by Imamoglu on Sunday will be what will happen on Tuesday.

Erdogan demonstrated “bad” and blamed the opposition to “violate the peace of our citizens with provocations.”

Speaking of Ankara, Erdogan ended the protests and “instead of responding allegations”, opposition parties “made the worst and illegal statements for five days (past),” Erdogan said.

Vehicles carrying water balls on Monday, protests were perhaps close to the city hall to avoid repeating Severe clashes Sunday was seen.

One of the protesters, Lydia, the Turkish government said the Turkish government “hunters as a hunter as a pest”, “Pepper spray like insects.”

Youth – many can not recognize another government than under Erdogan – they played an important role in protests.

Political meetings do not see that they are different and protests are not related to a particular political movement. They rally against the government, but they do not hesitate to criticize the opposition.

He asked the demonstration to the potential, a woman said to BBC, “There is nothing left to lose.”

A 25-year-old woman who attended the protest on Sunday, said he was afraid before – “But now I’m just angry.”

In the following figures in the following figures, the Turkish government said that 1.133 people were arrested for protests.

It is not clear that other spontaneous protests will continue to end the rallies of the CHP in Istanbul.

CHP President Özgur Özgur, gathered maximum monday night, meeting the demonstration that the “act of disobedience against fascism” meeting thousands.

Silivri said he would visit the Imamoglu in prison on Tuesday. He added that the CHP applied for him to apply for trial, and the state broadcaster of the court to apply for his tribuity to demonstrate a live on TRT.

Imamoglu approved the CHP as a candidate for the 2028 presidential elections in Turkey. The choice vote was symbolic because he was the only person who escaped.

The previous night was officially arrested and held in prison after the arrest and “the creation and management of the criminal organization, the purchase of a bribe, illegally obtaining personal information and tender.” As mayor, he was suspended as well.

The prosecutors also accused him of the “assistant armed terrorist organization”, but did not include these accusations.

Before detaining, Istanbul University said he couldcel the degree of imamoglu. If this requires the end of the Turkish Constitution to complete the higher education of the presidents, he would concentrate the president.

In an article in the weekend, Imamoglu said he criticized his arrest as “never bending” and his arrest as black spot in our democracy.

His wife Dilek Kaya Imamoglu spoke to protesters outside the city hall of Istanbul that he faced his husband’s “unfairness” “Everyone hit a chord.”

Most of the protesters were directed to Erdogan and his government.

“I don’t know what he did 20 years ago, but now he is just a dictator,” he said.

Irmak and his friends, Özge and Elif, as they were caught by the police, they actively activated the location of the location on their phones, he said.

These demonstrations were the largest in Turkey due to the demolition of the largest and local park in Turkey for the protests of 2013.

They were mostly peaceful, but on Sunday, police officers fired on water balls and used pepper spray as clashes took place.

“We are the fruit of gezis trees,” said Irt. “We are here to protect democracy. This is not just about Akram Imamoglu – it’s about the democracy of Turkey.”

Imamoglu was one of more than 100 people caught in the investigation last week. Others have been arrested in include politicians, journalists and businessmen.

“We do not accept this injustice,” Mustafa said, “We want democracy.” We want our friends back, because imomoğlu is not the only one behind the bars. “

Added: “We want to rebuild democracy in this country and save the Republic in this authoritarian populist regime. We want to return the mayor for a short time, we want our friends to return.”

Imamoglu’s arrest does not prevent his candidacy or president, but will not be able to escape if he is convicted of any of the charges against him.

The opposition mayor has been seen in Turkey for 22 years as an office in Turkey, as one of the most prime ministers and presidents.

Erdogan’s term of office will end in 2028 and cannot stop in the current rules – but he tried to change the constitution to allow early elections or to allow him to strength.

Turkish Ministry of Justice criticized Erdogan who tied to arrests and insisted on the independence of the court.

Additional report by Isabella Bull