Remarkable comment on Ahmet Özer from Cem Küçük: 'There is nothing left that requires him to stay inside'

Speaking on TGRT, Türkiye newspaper columnist Cem Küçük made remarkable statements regarding CHP Esenyurt Mayor Ahmet Özer, who was arrested on charges of membership in the PKK terrorist organization. Arguing that the indictment is invalid, Küçük stated that Özer should not remain in custody.

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Remarkable comment on Ahmet Özer from Cem Küçük: 'There is nothing left that requires him to stay inside'

Cem Küçük, one of the journalists close to the government, made assessments regarding CHP Esenyurt Mayor Ahmet Özer on the Medya Kritik program broadcast on TGRT.

Remarkable comment on Ahmet Özer from Cem Küçük: 'There is nothing left that requires him to stay inside'

Stating that he had examined the indictment of Özer, who was arrested on charges of membership in the PKK terrorist organization, Küçük claimed that the file had become invalid.

Remarkable comment on Ahmet Özer from Cem Küçük: 'There is nothing left that requires him to stay inside'

''NO ALLEGATIONS REGARDING ÖCALAN, NO KANDIL CONNECTION''

Küçük stated that the indictment concerns Abdullah Öcalan, but that no direct connection to Kandil has been established, and used the following expressions:

Remarkable comment on Ahmet Özer from Cem Küçük: 'There is nothing left that requires him to stay inside'

"All allegations regarding Ahmet Özer revolve around Abdullah Öcalan. However, no direct relationship with Kandil has been detected. One of the wiretaps in the indictment might be problematic, but this does not require long-term detention. There is also no evidence that he transferred money. Therefore, there is no chance for Ahmet Özer to be kept inside."

Remarkable comment on Ahmet Özer from Cem Küçük: 'There is nothing left that requires him to stay inside'

''NEW ARRESTS ARE NOT POSSIBLE IN THIS PROCESS''

Stating that new developments have occurred in the Imralı process along with Öcalan's recent statements, Küçük said that this situation could also affect the Ahmet Özer case.