Özlem Vural Gürzel described her admiration for Erdoğan with these words
Özlem Gürzel Vural, who switched to the AKP after being elected Deputy Mayor of Beykoz from the CHP, recounted the details of her meeting with President Erdoğan at the Presidential Palace. Vural's remarks, in which she described Erdoğan as the "father of the state," have sparked widespread reaction on social media.
Özlem Gürzel Vural, who was elected as deputy mayor to replace CHP's Beykoz Mayor Alaattin Köseler and switched to the AKP shortly after, announced that she visited President and AKP Chairman Recep Tayyip Erdoğan at the Presidential Complex following her party change.
Vural shared her experiences during this visit and the dialogue that took place between her and Erdoğan with the public.
EMPHASIS ON "THE CENTER OF THE STATE"
Describing the atmosphere at the Presidential Complex, Vural defined the environment at the Palace with the words, "This is the center of the state." Expressing her admiration for Erdoğan, Vural stated that she sees him as the "father of the state."
SHE RECOUNTED HER DIALOGUE WITH ERDOĞAN
Vural also detailed the words President Erdoğan addressed to her during the meeting. Stating that Erdoğan spoke while tapping lightly on the chair he was sitting in, Vural used the following expressions:
"He said, 'I am behind you.' 'Don't be afraid. My daughter, why are you afraid?' he said. 'Why are you anxious?' You are my daughter now."
WORDS OF "I FELT SO RELIEVED"
Describing the impact of the meeting on herself, Vural stated that she felt a great sense of relief following Erdoğan's words, using the expression, "I felt so relieved."
News Source: 12punto
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