CHP's Bulut reacts sharply to '600-person troll' allegations! 'They will be held accountable before the judiciary'
CHP Deputy Chairman Burhanettin Bulut denied the allegation that he had "established a 600-person troll army," stating, "The CHP has no business with troll accounts, and it never will," and announced that he has filed a criminal complaint against those who spread these claims.
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It had been alleged that CHP Deputy Chairman Burhanettin Bulut had established a 600-person troll team on social media platforms. While denying the "troll" allegation, Bulut stated that he has filed a criminal complaint regarding those who put forward this claim.
"THE CHP HAS NO BUSINESS WITH TROLL ACCOUNTS"
Bulut's statement on the matter via his social media account is as follows:
“They say, 'A madman throws a stone into a well, and forty wise men cannot get it out,' and social media is exactly such a place. Sometimes one person puts forward a claim, then this baseless information spreads from ear to ear, circulating from hand to hand as if it were true. The most dire part is the rapid increase in those who believe this without questioning or researching it.
In recent days, such a lie has been fabricated about me as well: Supposedly, I have a '600-person troll army.' What army? What troll? The CHP has no business with troll accounts, and it never will.
Our understanding of politics is built on transparency and direct communication with the public. We walk the path with facts, not perceptions.
A criminal complaint has been filed against those who put forward this baseless allegation. They will be held accountable for this before the judiciary.
I would like to remind you once again: Not every piece of information you encounter on social media is true. Please question, research, and verify. Believing every piece of information that is not true means contributing to the spread of lies, even if unintentionally."