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Muharrem İnce's 'Whoever eyes the Turk's homeland should dig their own grave' remark

Reacting to the new peace process initiated with terrorist leader Abdullah Öcalan, CHP member Muharrem İnce stated in a post on his X account, "Whoever eyes the Turk's homeland should dig their own grave!"

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In the new peace process, which the government calls a 'Terror-Free Turkey,' a group of PKK terrorists laid down their arms in a symbolic ceremony in the city of Sulaymaniyah, Iraq, on July 11, following a video message from terrorist leader Abdullah Öcalan.

Following this development, AKP Chairman and President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan announced to the public in a statement described as 'historical' that the AKP, MHP, and DEM Party would move forward together in the new peace process.

Reactions from the opposition front regarding the process continue to emerge.

Muharrem İnce, who recently rejoined the CHP, made a striking post on his X account.

Listing the names of the Turkish nation's heroes, İnce stated, "Bodies change, but the spirit remains the same; the grandchildren of all of them are among us and standing tall." At the end of his post, İnce wrote, "Whoever eyes the Turk's homeland should dig their own grave!"

The full text of İnce's post is as follows:

"They ask who you are. Who are we?

Hasan Tahsin

Sütçü İmam

Şahin Bey

Kara Fatma

Halime Çavuş

Nezahat Onbaşı

Gördesli Makbule

Erzurumlu Haşim Bey

Hacı Bedir Ağa

Adurrahman Kamil Efendi

Rifat Börekçi

Behiç Bey

Yüzbaşı Şerafettin

Tayyar Rahmiye

Fahrettin Altay

Dadaylı Deli Halit

Yörük Ali Efe

Gavur Mümin

Şerife Bacı

Ali Saip Bey

Diyap Ağa

Demirci Mehmet Efe

Mehmet Kazım Dirik

Sakallı Nurettin Paşa

Reşat Bey (Çiğiltepe)

Onbaşı Halide Edip (Adıvar)

Refet Bele

Ali Fuat (Cebesoy)

Kazım Karabekir

Fevzi Çakmak

İsmet İnönü

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We are Mustafa Kemal.

The British called all these brave souls Kemalists.

They called themselves patriots.

Bodies change, but the spirit remains the same; the grandchildren of all of them are among us and standing tall. Whoever eyes the Turk's homeland should dig their own grave!"