Ekrem İmamoğlu continues to send messages from Silivri: Here are all his tweets

I hear with great sadness that a group of people who do not know their place—whom I cannot call police—are mistreating our brilliant young children who have been taken into custody. I cannot call them police because my honorable police force would not inflict this cruelty upon the young children of this nation.

The Night of Power (Laylat al-Qadr) is the night when the Holy Quran began to be revealed, a night more blessed than a thousand months.

Our prayers are for justice, the rule of law, the strength of our country, equality, abundance, and prosperity; may they be for a strong future where young people are not subjected to injustice or overcome by despair.

We will have our tables in the public squares.

May the Almighty accept your prayers and lead to good outcomes.

May it bring peace to our country, our nation, and humanity.

May our Night of Power be blessed.

I greet you by saying our nation is great.

May the mercy, blessings, spirit of justice and unity, and the understanding of human empathy of the month of Ramadan be upon you.

In the name of being a social state and in the name of justice, I want you to know that I am eagerly awaiting the days when we will send away this handful of bad people as a nation, through the ballot box and elections, with my sincere prayers for everyone who causes cruelty and difficult days for our country, our nation, our retirees, our youth, our laborers, and the business world, while heralding that the evils upon us will end and better days will come.

In the evening, I listened to the song "Yiğidim Aslanım" (My Brave Lion) from the voices of our nation, of hundreds of thousands, in Saraçhane, Istanbul. Thank you very much…

I watched the documentary prepared about me on Halk TV at 00:30. Thank you, Halk TV.

I would like to issue a warning from here. For a while, I had the opportunity to watch the pro-government channels, especially TRT, which broadcasts with all of our taxes, for the first time in my life to this extent last night. It is a complete disgrace, full of lies, slander, and attacks on honor and dignity. How can grown people be so bad without shame? I will make all of these liars, sycophants, and those who violate the rights of others during the month of Ramadan pay for this, and as long as I live, I will seek my legal rights. I swear!

We will solve all these problems. There is only one person who created this atmosphere and makes us live through it. We will send away, at the ballot box, the one person who sees every path as permissible—including violating the rights of others during Ramadan—not to govern Turkey from behind closed doors in Ankara, but to protect his seat.

We will be one, we will be great, we will be alive. We will succeed. I invite everyone to break their fast this evening at the Saraçhane iftar table with my Chairman, Mr. Özgür Özel. I will also be at an iftar table while watching you, and I will pray.

Ekrem İmamoğlu

TUESDAY, MARCH 25, 2025, SİLİVRİ