Erzurum Governor's Office post sparks debate! The truth emerged later
Photos of Provincial Director of Agriculture and Forestry Alpaslan Kenger visiting female farmers in Erzurum as part of the October 15 International Day of Rural Women drew backlash on social media. While users criticized the "Ehram" garments worn by the women, it was later learned that these outfits are designed to protect against the cold during winter months. The reactions left a mark on the Governor's Office's post.
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A post on the official social media account of the Erzurum Governor's Office regarding a visit by Provincial Director of Agriculture and Forestry Alpaslan Kenger to female farmers in their villages as part of the October 15 International Day of Rural Women drew backlash from social media users due to the 'Ehram' garments worn by the women in the photos. Many users reacted to the fact that the women were covered in a way that only their eyes were visible. Numerous critical comments were made on the post shared by the Governor's Office.
Some citizens commented, "Women are only there in name," while others asked, "What is the purpose of sharing this photo?"
THE TRUTH EMERGED LATER
While social media was in an uproar over the reactions to the post, the truth was learned later.
It was learned that the garments worn by the female farmers are called "Ehram," which are traditional outfits specifically designed in Erzurum to provide protection against the cold in winter.