Hulusi Akar calls on conservative people to take to the streets: 'Wrong things are happening'
AKP Kayseri Deputy Hulusi Akar has called on conservatives to take to the streets. Akar had previously drawn attention with his remarks on religion and education.
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Speaking at the opening of the year-end exhibition of the Kayseri Vocational Education and Culture Inc. (KAYMEK), which operates under the Kayseri Metropolitan Municipality, TBMM National Defense Commission Chairman and AKP Kayseri Deputy Hulusi Akar said, "Because people are not seen on the streets, wrong things are happening on the streets."
"WRONG THINGS ARE HAPPENING ON THE STREETS"
Stating that people should leave their homes and socialize, TBMM National Defense Commission Chairman and AKP Kayseri Deputy Hulusi Akar said, "Under the leadership of our President and within the framework of the People's Alliance, we are truly engaged in a great effort for a great and powerful Turkey, for the survival of our country and state, and for the welfare and peace of our nation, in line with our national and spiritual values and in a manner worthy of our thousands of years of history.
Do we have some problems? Yes, we do, but all countries have them, and they have all had problems at times. I believe these will be solved as well. Similar problems have occurred in the past, and they have all been solved. While continuing our work in this sense, on the other hand, great strides are being made in our Kayseri, of which we are always proud to be a member. I would like to express my deepest gratitude to everyone who has contributed to our city reaching this level to date. One of the most important issues here, the issue I will primarily emphasize, is the socialization of conservative people. People need to take to the streets. Various activities need to be carried out for this.
"I CONGRATULATE THEM"
Everyone is playing their own tune at home, so there is no socialization. You are not seen on the street, and when you are not seen, wrong things happen on the street. People need to leave their homes.
Our efforts regarding this socialization are necessary and mandatory. In this regard, under the leadership of our mayor, with the contributions of our governor, and with the help and support of our friends, there have been truly very important developments. Therefore, I congratulate them. Let us continue to walk this path.
This could be an exhibition, art, sports, a concert, or religious and national activities. But in one way or another, people need to leave their homes and meet, talk, and see each other. We need to correct our mistakes and complete our shortcomings. Life cannot be lived alone. Therefore, stating that work in this direction is of great importance in this sense, I greet you all with respect," he said.