Local election message from Fatih Erbakan: 'We will blow the ballot boxes away'

The New Welfare Party (YRP) held an Istanbul candidate introduction meeting at the Lütfi Kırdar International Convention and Exhibition Center.

"WE WILL EXPERIENCE A HISTORIC VICTORY AFTER 30 YEARS"

New Welfare Party Chairman Fatih Erbakan stated the following in his speech there:

"As Turkey's fastest-growing political party, we will blow the ballot boxes away on March 31. 30 years after our historic victory in 1994, we will experience a historic victory in 2024. The New Welfare Party coming to power in local governments on March 31 is very important for two reasons. First, we will reunite our nation with ethical and National View (Milli Görüş) municipalism, and we will save our nation, which is tired of rent-seeking, organized, and statue-focused municipalism. The second importance is that the explosion of votes for our New Welfare Party in the March 31 elections will pave the way for the New Welfare's power in 2028, and it is coming from there."

MINIMUM WAGE PROMISE

Erbakan noted that they would start implementing a fair order locally first, and that as of April 1, they would set the salaries of municipal employees working for minimum wage at 25 thousand liras. Candidates

Following the speeches, the party's IMM candidate Mehmet Altınöz and district mayoral candidates were introduced.

Accordingly, the YRP's district candidates are as follows:

Adalar: Faruk İlerisoy

Arnavutköy: Abdülrezzak İlbeyi

Ataşehir: Bülent Tüylü

Avcılar: Mustafa Demirci

Bağcılar: Faruk Bağcı

Bahçelievler: Metin Türk

Bakırköy: Salih Doğan

Başakşehir: Kadir Karaca

Bayrampaşa: Hakan Arabacı

Beşiktaş: Osman Toprak

Beykoz: Mustafa Kazım Alpay

Beylikdüzü: Vehbi Orakcı

Beyoğlu: Zeynel Özmen

Büyükçekmece: Yücel Sundur

Çatalca: Ali Açıkgöz

Çekmeköy: Yücel Evsen

Esenler: Mahmut Okudan

Esenyurt: Ahmet Fatih Hatunoğlu

Eyüpsultan: Lokman Çelik

Fatih: Halit Özkarataşlıoğlu

Gaziosmanpaşa: Neşe Fazlıoğlu

Güngören: İsa Çetin

Kadıköy: Levent Metin

Kağıthane: Burhan Asaf Şafak

Kartal: Nevzat Şavluk

Küçükçekmece: Mehmet Yavan

Maltepe: Küçükağa Hacıefendioğlu

Pendik: Fahrettin Karakurt

Sancaktepe: Cemil Cebir

Sarıyer: İsmet Temel

Şile: Necmettin Deniz

Silivri: Ömer Hakverdi

Şişli: Gülşen Kılınçer

Sultanbeyli: Ömer Urgun

Sultangazi: Yasin Kul

Tuzla: İbrahim Gökay

Ümraniye: Orçun Şekercioğlu

Üsküdar: Turgut Sadıkoğlu 

Zeytinburnu: Gökhan Kasap 

News Source: AA