Özgür Demirtaş reacts to Mustafa Destici's 'credit card fee' remarks: 'His citizenship should be revoked'
BBP Chairman Destici had supported his alliance partner, the AKP, regarding the widely criticized 750 TL deduction, and even called on banks to cancel the cards of citizens who do not make this payment. Özgür Demirtaş gave a striking response to these remarks by Destici.
Economist Özgür Demirtaş, who is followed by a large audience for his economic posts on current events, has responded to BBP Chairman Mustafa Destici, who defended the collection of 750 TL from credit cards for the Defense Industry Fund and targeted many segments of society.
"THOSE WHO DO NOT PAY THE CREDIT CARD FEE ARE DEM SUPPORTERS, GREEK, OR ARMENIAN"
In his initial statement, Destici had said, "Those who have a 100 thousand lira limit and do not pay the 750 lira credit card fee are DEM supporters, Greek, or Armenian."
A reaction message came from economist Özgür Demirtaş to BBP Chairman Mustafa Destici. Demirtaş's message received numerous likes within minutes.
Prof. Dr. Özgür Demirtaş stated on social media, "While there are so many unemployed people, the citizenship of those who get their own children into parliament should be revoked."
IT BECAME A TOPIC OF DISCUSSION WHEN HIS DAUGHTER WAS HIRED IN PARLIAMENT
It had become a topic of discussion when Mustafa Destici, Chairman of the Great Unity Party (BBP), a junior partner of the ruling coalition, hired his daughter in Parliament with a 100 thousand TL salary and a permanent position immediately after the elections.
News Source : 12punto
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