CHP's Murat Emir: The will of the people will bring down your reign
CHP Group Deputy Chairman Murat Emir addressed AKP Chairman and President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, stating: "Your reign will be brought down by the determination of us, who draw our roots from the Kuvay-ı Milliye, the Republican People's Party, and by the will of this people who trust in us."
Emir reacted to Erdoğan's remarks, in which he said, "Those who were handing out promises generously during the elections just a year ago are unable to provide even the most basic municipal services today."
CHP's Emir made the following post on his social media account:
"Erdoğan, who never talks about the tables he left hungry on a holiday, the cries of retirees and workers saying 'we cannot make ends meet,' or the economy he has driven into the ground, continues to tell lies without hesitation about the Republican People's Party, which is his only concern because he knows it will bring down his reign.
Erdoğan, who started by saying 'we will shake them up' and has been trying to render the Republican People's Party municipalities he could not win in the elections dysfunctional through diploma cancellations, radishes, operations without concrete evidence, and arrests, is now able to utter the sentence 'they cannot even provide their most basic services.'
Your reign will be brought down by the determination of us, who draw our roots from the Kuvay-ı Milliye, the Republican People's Party, and by the will of this people who trust in us."
News Source: 12punto
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