He was hospitalized following police intervention: Look who the IYI Party deputy's advisor turned out to be
It has been stated that Aytaç Cihan, who made headlines due to police intervention during a veterans' protest in Ankara, is the same person who was seen crying on November 10 in Bursa in 2019.
The police intervention against IYI Party Bursa Deputy Selçuk Türkoğlu and his advisor Aytaç Cihan, who were supporting veteran soldiers and relatives of martyrs protesting for their personal rights at Kurtuluş Park in Ankara, has become a major topic of discussion.
It was reported that during the protest, police attempted to remove Cihan from the area and detain him, and that Türkoğlu fell to the ground while reacting to the intervention against his advisor. Türkoğlu, who suffered a heart spasm, was taken to the Hacettepe University Faculty of Medicine Emergency Department. It was reported that Türkoğlu was discharged following his treatment.
NOVEMBER 10 FOOTAGE BACK IN THE SPOTLIGHT
Following these events, it emerged that Türkoğlu's advisor, Aytaç Cihan, is the same person from the November 10 footage that was widely shared on social media in previous years.

In 2019, Cihan had stepped out of his vehicle in traffic in Bursa at 09:05 on November 10 to observe a moment of silence for Mustafa Kemal Atatürk. The footage of Cihan, who could not hold back his tears at that moment, had received significant attention on social media.

In a statement he made later, Cihan expressed that at that moment he was thinking about Atatürk, the Republic, and the years of the national struggle.

News Source: 12punto
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