Kılıçdaroğlu hits back at Erdoğan: 'This is your mindset', 'You are someone who betrayed your oath'

Former Republican People's Party (CHP) Chairman Kemal Kılıçdaroğlu responded to AKP Chairman and President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan via his social media account.

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Emphasizing 'impartiality' regarding Erdoğan, who targeted CHP-run municipalities over 'SSI debts', Kılıçdaroğlu stated the following:

“You are someone who has betrayed the oath of impartiality you took upon your honor and dignity.

You are so blinded that you are using state institutions as tools for your own feelings of revenge. For once, stay true to your oath of impartiality!

Collect the SSI premium debts of AKP-run municipalities as well. The money you sent to AKP-run municipalities just before the local elections so they could win is the clearest indicator of how pathetic you have become.

What I have written below are your own words. I leave you to the conscience of our ancient nation:

“Whose municipalities are these? Are they not the people's municipalities? This understanding in the central government is a mindset that works in partnership with gangs and the mafia.”

This is your mindset!”

WHAT ERDOĞAN HAD SAID

AKP Chairman and President Erdoğan had once again targeted CHP-run municipalities during his group meeting, criticizing them over 'SSI debts'.

Erdoğan had also included the following statements in his social media post:

"It is certainly no coincidence that 7 of the 10 municipalities most indebted to the SSI are CHP-run, and that İzmir is at the top with a debt of 10 billion liras.

To the CHP, which erupts in protest when their debts are reminded, I would like to say this using the words of their former chairman, 'Mr. Kemal', whom they are now looking for:

“No matter how much you clamor. No matter how much you shout or scream, or try to stall, there is no escape. You will pay your premium debts to the SSI, whether you like it or not.”

Excuse me; we will not let you spend the rights of the retiree, the civil servant, the worker, the tradesman, the farmer, the disabled, the orphan, and the fatherless on concerts and wine tours."