Asked 'As a pro-government journalist, do I need to delete the attached tweet?': Gürban had switched from IYI Party to AKP
On the 25th anniversary of the AKP, the social media posts of Gaziantep MP Mehmet Mustafa Gürban, who resigned from the IYI Party and transferred to the AKP, are back on the agenda. Cengiz Er, owner of the pro-government media outlet Süper Haber, made a post on his social media account criticizing Gürban's transfer.
Although Gaziantep MP Mehmet Mustafa Gürban resigned from the IYI Party and joined the AKP, the controversies surrounding him continue.
Pro-government media outlets recalled Gürban's unspeakable profanities. The same media had previously called Gürban a "fraudulent parliamentary candidate."
Er, the owner of the pro-government media outlet Süper Haber, recalled the profane posts Gürban had made on social media in the past.
Recalling that he had posted "'Do not take this foul-mouthed person into the AK Party'" at the time when Gürban's transition to the AKP began to be discussed a month and a half ago, Er stated the following:
"AS A PRO-GOVERNMENT JOURNALIST, DO I NEED TO DELETE THE TWEET?"
"Mehmet Mustafa Gürban put on the badge today. Congratulations. Now, as a pro-government journalist, do I need to delete the attached tweet, what do you say, friends? I will think about this issue for a while, but one of you should warn this friend to delete those disgusting posts. When you still type the man's name, they appear directly..."

News Source: 12punto
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