Saadet Party Youth Branch makes critique with 'Gassal' reference: 'Who will pay the rent at the end of the month?'

The Saadet Party Youth Branch has issued an economic critique referencing the TRT series 'Gassal', which drew backlash for its poster asking, 'Who will wash me when I die?'

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Saadet Party Youth Branch makes critique with 'Gassal' reference: 'Who will pay the rent at the end of the month?'

Genç Saadet has made an economic critique with a reference to the series 'Gassal': 'Who will pay the shop's rent at the end of the month?' The Grocer is now showing across all of Turkey!

The series 'Gassal', which is broadcast on TRT's digital platform 'tabii' and became a hot topic in Turkey after drawing backlash for its posters asking, "Who will wash me when I die?", has now entered the political agenda. The Saadet Party's youth branch, Genç Saadet, published a message regarding the economic crisis on their social media accounts.

Referencing the 'Gassal' series' slogan, "Who will wash me when I die?", Genç Saadet stated, "Who will pay the shop's rent at the end of the month? The Grocer is now showing across all of Turkey!"