AKP supporter gives Turgut Altınok an example of Mansur Yavaş: 'You'd better wrap it up'
A citizen in Ankara stated that they are an AKP supporter and work as a minibus driver. They criticized People's Alliance Ankara candidate Turgut Altınok by citing Mansur Yavaş as an example.
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In footage circulating on social media, a citizen who identified themselves as an AKP voter criticized People's Alliance Ankara candidate Turgut Altınok, claiming that promises made regarding the minibus industry had not been kept.
Altınok interrupted the citizen, who was continuing their remarks, by saying, "We cannot listen to you for 20 minutes; we have a program to attend."
"MANSUR YAVAŞ'S MAYORALTY IS BEING DISCUSSED"
At a meeting he attended, a citizen who told People's Alliance Ankara candidate Turgut Altınok that they were an AKP supporter and a minibus driver said, "The promises made regarding the minibus industry were not kept.
That is why we are talking about Mansur Yavaş in Ankara today. Now, we need to produce a definitive result in your favor here.
We need to do this through debate, not argument. If Mansur Yavaş's mayorship is being discussed in Ankara today, the reason for that is the Justice and Development Party ministers, members of parliament, and provincial chairs," they said.
"IS THERE NO ONE ELSE WHO KNOWS BESIDES YOU?"
When the citizen said, "Mr. Chairman, many of your ministers, many of your MPs, and many of your provincial chairs gave promises. None of them kept the promises they made regarding the minibus industry," Altınok intervened, saying, "It would be better if you wrapped it up. Is there no one else who knows besides you? Let them speak too."
Upon Altınok's remark, the citizen replied, "Mr. Chairman, I need to turn this situation in your favor, otherwise you will say 'you're a good person' and wake up to a defeat on the morning of April 1st." Altınok responded, "You've said what you had to say."
"WE CANNOT LISTEN TO YOU FOR 20 MINUTES"
According to the report on Sözcü TV, when the minibus driver did not stop talking, Altınok said, "One minute, sit down. We cannot listen to you for 20 minutes; we have a program to attend."