CHP's Murat Emir asks Istanbul Governor about police protection: Was he standing guard for drugs and prostitution?
CHP Group Deputy Chairman Murat Emir stated that the accusations directed at the IMM and Ekrem İmamoğlu are nothing more than slander and issued a call to the Istanbul Governor.
While eyes have turned to the trial to be held in Silivri following the preparation of the IMM indictment, new accusations against IMM President Ekrem İmamoğlu continue to come, particularly from the AKP front.
CHP Group Deputy Chairman Murat Emir also made striking statements regarding the accusations on the agenda during his press conference in parliament and directed striking questions to the Istanbul Governor regarding Murat Gülibrahimoğlu, who was also mentioned in these accusations.
Here are those statements made by Murat Emir:
Every slander you cast comes back to trip you up!
You said "İmamoğlu's jet"; it turned out to belong to the AKP candidate.
You said "İmamoğlu made him rich"; it turned out to be a partner to whom the AKP has been laying out public resources since 2014.
You said "İmamoğlu's partner"; it turned out to be the AKP Provincial Chairman's partner.
The scandal does not end there. The Governor's Office even assigned a state police officer to Murat Gülibrahimoğlu as a close protection detail!
Istanbul Governor, I ask you: If there was drug and prostitution trafficking in that house as you claim, was your protection police officer standing guard at the door?
News Source: 12punto
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