Cult structure at Tuzla Infantry School revealed: 'They are Nurcular, commander'

At the Tuzla Infantry School, footage has emerged showing that lieutenants who acted in solidarity with the lieutenant who refused to wear an Atatürk pin on his lapel on November 10 had been inviting their subordinates to a cult affiliated with the Nurcular during their Military Academy years.

According to the report by Ersin Eroğlu from 10Haber; it was observed that another lieutenant, who stayed in the same barracks as the lieutenant who refused to wear the Atatürk pin, was inviting his subordinates to a cult affiliated with the Nurcular.

"THE TOPIC OF OBLIGATION AND LOYALTY WAS BROUGHT UP"

In the video recorded on April 22, 2022, while the lieutenants were still at the Military Academy, the officer who was invited to the cult by the lieutenants who later reacted to the lieutenant who did not wear the Atatürk pin described the incident as follows:

“F.A. called me to chat, I said I wasn't available. Then he came to the school. He talked about the place he went to. He said they were comfortable and at peace. He said they had been cleansed of the Military Academy's style.” When the lieutenants asked, “Where is the place they go to,” the subordinate replied, “It's where the lessons are taught, commander. Madrasa-style places. Places where they chat in a house-like setting. Then the topic turned to Atatürk. I told him that Atatürk studied at the school, and I asked him why he didn't like Atatürk. He said he liked him, but he went there because it made him feel at peace. He said there were those who didn't love the Prophet. We had an argument. He brought up the topic of obligation and loyalty.”

"THEY ARE NURCULAR, COMMANDER"

When asked, “Did they reach you through an intermediary,” the subordinate replied “yes,” and when asked the name of the group, he said, “They are Nurcular, commander.”

F.A., who invited his subordinate to the cult, is one of the lieutenants who was dismissed from the school along with A.A., who did not wear the Atatürk pin on his lapel.

News Source: 12punto