Turkey's agenda is 'radar': Abdurrahman Dilipak issues 'last straw' warning to AKP

Interior Minister Ali Yerlikaya had participated in several television programs regarding the AI-powered radars activated for the holiday, providing detailed information about the penalties to be applied.

Yerlikaya stated that these radars would be deployed every 30 km and criticized those who characterized this as a 'trap'.

With the start of the holiday break, citizens hitting the roads began sharing posts about 'radars' and 'fines' one after another. Some citizens, including those affiliated with the AKP, claimed, contrary to Ali Yerlikaya, that the radar application was a trap set up to issue fines to citizens.

As reactions to the AI-powered radar application continue to pour in, former Akit columnist Abdurrahman Dilipak also expressed his reaction to the issue occupying the agenda with a post he shared.

Warning that the radar application could be the last straw that breaks the patience of citizens crushed under the economic crisis, Dilipak used the following expressions:

"I fear this will cause major trouble for the AK Party. It could be the last straw. Tradespeople, the business world, minimum wage earners, and retirees are like a ticking time bomb"

News Source: 12punto