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Home > Current Affairs News > AKP's Tayyar also rebels against what was done to Murat Çalık: 'There is an afterlife for this'

AKP's Tayyar also rebels against what was done to Murat Çalık: 'There is an afterlife for this'

Former AKP MP Şamil Tayyar reacted to the fact that Beylikdüzü Mayor Mehmet Murat Çalık was not released despite his deteriorating health condition.

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Published: 19.07.2025 22:15 Updated: 19.07.2025 22:15
AKP's Tayyar also rebels against what was done to Murat Çalık: 'There is an afterlife for this'

Imprisoned Beylikdüzü Mayor Mehmet Murat Çalık has lost 21 kilograms as his health condition has become serious again following the cancer he had previously defeated twice. The Council of Forensic Medicine has decided to re-examine Mehmet Murat Çalık, who underwent surgery the other day due to suspected lymphoma and is in serious health condition.

The moments when Çalık's mother, Gülseren Çalık, who was transferred to İzmir City Hospital, looked at her son from the hospital garden through a window were heartbreaking. Sharing those moments on his social media account, Şamil Tayyar made a call for Çalık.

Reacting to the comments made about Murat Çalık, Şamil Tayyar used the following expressions:

"What would happen if Beylikdüzü Mayor Murat Çalık were tried without being detained? Would the case be dropped? Would evidence be tampered with? Would he flee abroad? Seriously, what would happen?

I look at some of the comments: 'They were as fit as a fiddle before entering prison, now they are sick.' 'No one said anything when they were persecuting us in the past.' 'If you pity, you will end up in a pitiable state.'

'THERE IS ALSO AN AFTERLIFE FOR THIS'

Law is established with justice, not with a sense of revenge. Competition should be in goodness, not in evil. Most importantly, there is also an afterlife for this. Do not do this."


News Source: 12punto

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