Gürsel Tekin slams his fist on the table: Notable remarks on Aziz İhsan Aktaş and Ertan Yıldız
Gürsel Tekin, appointed as trustee to the CHP Istanbul Provincial Presidency, slammed his fist on the table during a meeting with Deputy Chairman Ensar Aytekin, making references to figures involved in the Istanbul Metropolitan Municipality (İBB) investigation. The moment was shared on social media.
Republican People's Party (CHP) Deputy Chairman Ensar Aytekin met yesterday with Gürsel Tekin, who was appointed as trustee to the CHP Istanbul Provincial Presidency. Tekin, who entered the building with police intervention, was taken to the library by Aytekin.
In the video shared regarding the meeting, it was seen that Aytekin slammed his hand on the table and expressed his reaction by saying, "Chairman Gürsel, is it appropriate to come here with 5 thousand police officers?"

GÜRSEL TEKİN'S FIST
During the meeting, where tensions escalated, Gürsel Tekin also slammed his fist on the table. Tekin was heard telling Aytekin, "Do not slam your hand on the table. I came here alone. I could have come here with 30 thousand people as well."
REFERENCE TO THE İBB INVESTIGATION
During the meeting, Tekin made references to names mentioned in the İBB investigation. He stated, "I am not a friend of Aziz İhsan's, I am not a friend of Ertan Yıldız. They are expelling me from the party, yet Ertan Yıldız is still in the party!"
News Source : 12punto
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