Ağıralioğlu to Bahçeli: If you had shown the courtesy you showed to Öcalan to your own friends

Anahtar Party Chairman Yavuz Ağıralioğlu criticized MHP Chairman Devlet Bahçeli at a public meeting held in Osmaniye.

Ağıralioğlu said, "If you had shown the courtesy you showed to Öcalan to your own friends, we would have taken the state a hundred times over and buried the PKK a thousand times. But you did not. You cannot say 'May God have mercy' to Ozan Arif. You dismissed those who did. No one can say 'May God have mercy' to Sinan Ateş. You dismiss them. But you call Öcalan a 'founding leader'."

Anahtar Party Chairman Yavuz Ağıralioğlu addressed party members in Osmaniye. Having arrived in Osmaniye for the opening of the party's provincial headquarters and other visits, Anahtar Party Chairman Yavuz Ağıralioğlu listed his criticisms of the MHP during a public meeting. 

Ağıralioğlu used the following expressions:

"If you had loved the photo of Fırat Çakıroğlu as much as you loved the photo of Sırrı Süreyya Önder. If you had loved the photo of Muhsin Yazıcıoğlu. If you had honored the name of Alpaslan Türkeş as much as you loved the photo of Sırrı Süreyya Önder and called Apo a 'founding leader'.

These are valuable for this reason. They ask, 'Why didn't you trust us?' Why didn't you trust the nationalists? Why didn't you trust your fellow idealists, your brothers? Whatever danger you planned to avert by granting this Apo the right to hope, speaking of him from his level, and calling him a 'founding leader' at Türkeş's grave, your fellow idealists would have provided you with a hundred thousand times the benefit you hoped for from Öcalan. If you had loved us as much as you loved Sırrı Süreyya Önder.

Many idealists like Ozan Arif have left these lands; they suffered persecution, they saw dungeons, but they did not sell out the homeland, they did not sell out the state. You are the chairman of a generation that gave up on its dreams so that its country could stand tall. You are the chairman of a generation that could not see the fruition of its ideals. If you had shown the courtesy you showed to Öcalan to your own friends, we would have taken the state a hundred times over and buried the PKK a thousand times. But you did not. You cannot say 'May God have mercy' to Ozan Arif. You dismissed those who did. No one can say 'May God have mercy' to Sinan Ateş. You dismiss them. But you call Öcalan a 'founding leader'."