Regret over İmamoğlu for Erdoğan? After the operation, he once again brought up the claim that he was 'very angry at members of the judiciary'

Journalist and Nefes writer Deniz Zeyrek, in his latest column, brought up the claims that President and AKP Chairman Erdoğan was angry with members of the judiciary following the operations against İmamoğlu. Expressing that Erdoğan is not satisfied with the process, Zeyrek listed the reasons for this in bullet points.

Here are the highlights from Zeyrek's article:

Actually, I could have written directly that "President Tayyip Erdoğan is not satisfied with the point reached after the Ekrem İmamoğlu operation."

As a justification for this, I could have pointed to the claims that Erdoğan reacted to the member of the judiciary managing the İmamoğlu operation by asking, "I thought your file was very strong?" and that the judicial member replied, "Sir, the main people are fugitives; if we can bring them in, you will see the biggest radish then."

However, I cannot do that.

Because my source close to the government who told me this does not want me to provide this information by citing them as a source. Another source of mine, who says they have the same information, cannot make a statement because they are afraid.

Let's return to the information that Erdoğan is angry with the members of the judiciary who conducted the operation against İmamoğlu.

I cannot write this information as if it were one hundred percent true. However, I can reach a conclusion by analyzing the concrete information we have. In this direction, I can write as an "intelligent guess" that Erdoğan is not satisfied with the point reached after the operation.

Namely:

- The reports of MASAK, the questions of the police and prosecutors, and the allegations put forward by the pro-government media were refuted one by one by İmamoğlu and his lawyers.

- President Erdoğan also began to frequently say in his speeches, "Don't worry, the biggest radish is in the bag." In his last speech, he said that the biggest radish would emerge when the fugitive suspects were captured. I am sure that having to end his sentences with "-will, -shall" instead of cornering his political rivals with definitive findings over the past three weeks bothers Erdoğan the most. By the way, we don't need to be very smart to guess that the information "if we catch the fugitive, we will solve everything" was given to Erdoğan by the very members of the judiciary conducting the investigation.

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There are other dimensions to the matter that bother Erdoğan:

- After the operation, 69 percent of the public (two out of three people) did not believe the government's "İmamoğlu criminal organization" narrative.

- Both the majority of people living in Turkey and the whole world believe that İmamoğlu was arrested because he is Erdoğan's rival.

- The İmamoğlu operation also revealed the accumulated anger and energy of the "Generation Z" youth, whom everyone finds "apolitical." Anti-government protests have descended to the high school level.

- The actions also showed that the government's public support has dropped significantly. Influenced by the public's reactions, the government had to take a step back from its plans for trustees. The capital supporting the government also broke into a cold sweat in the face of the possibility of a general boycott.

- The government has also lost its ability to set the agenda. Since March 19, the agenda has been set by the CHP and the youth.

The developments have also grown the government's biggest rival, the CHP. The wind of victimization has grown not only Ekrem İmamoğlu but also the CHP and its Chairman Özgür Özel.

As you can see, although I cannot write as definitive information that Erdoğan reacted to the judicial team conducting the operation with the words of my secret sources, I can write as definitive information, based on many pieces of information and data, that the point reached after the operation does not satisfy Erdoğan.

You can also spread this information with peace of mind.