Özgür Özel's reaction to AKP regarding youth: They invite them, then get uncomfortable and try to lynch them
CHP Chairman Özgür Özel made statements regarding the footage from the "Youth Festival" organized by the AKP Youth Branches in Kocaeli.
The footage that emerged from the 'Youth Festival' event, hosted by Eser Yenenler and held at a stadium with a capacity of 35 thousand, drew attention and sparked numerous comments. While it was observed that some young people, who attended the event thinking they were going to a concert, tried to hide from the cameras attempting to film them, CHP Chairman Özgür Özel made notable statements regarding these images.
Evaluating the AKP's perspective on youth through the event that took place, Özel used the following expressions:
“Erdoğan held a youth festival in Kocaeli.
They invited the youth by saying, ‘There will be a free concert.’ They did not say it was an AK Party event.
Then, they tried to lynch the host because he had criticized the AK Party before.
AK Party officials were once again uncomfortable with the footage of young people dancing in the stands.
They both invite them and then get uncomfortable with them dancing and try to lynch them.
One needs to understand why those young people covered their faces when the camera filmed them. Because they do not even want to be associated with the AK Party.
When the whole event ended in a fiasco, this time they tried to spread propaganda by saying ‘100 thousand youth attended’ the 35 thousand capacity stadium, but what is the use...
This is the AK Party’s cautionary experience with the youth…”
News Source: 12punto
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