İmamoğlu's reaction to Erdoğan on 'Istanbul': It is not your private property
Reminding that AKP Chairman and President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan did not sign off on a loan for 300 metrobus vehicles in the past, Istanbul Metropolitan Municipality (İBB) Mayor Ekrem İmamoğlu reacted to Erdoğan, saying, "What is this jealousy? It is as if we took someone's private property away in the election we won in 2019. This is not your private property."
The Istanbul Metropolitan Municipality held a ceremony for the 252 metrobus vehicles it added to the IETT inventory using its own resources.
Attending the ceremony, İBB Mayor Ekrem İmamoğlu recalled in his speech that AKP Chairman and President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan had previously refused to sign off on a loan to purchase 300 metrobus vehicles.
"ISTANBUL IS NOT YOUR PRIVATE PROPERTY"
According to the report by Cumhuriyet, İmamoğlu addressed Erdoğan, saying, "What is this jealousy? It is as if we took someone's private property away in the election we won in 2019. This is not your private property."
REACTION TO ÖZHASEKİ: HE SHOULD DO HIS JOB
In a live broadcast he attended, İmamoğlu also reacted to Minister Mehmet Özhaseki, who promised bonuses to Kayserispor players following their victory against Trabzonspor, stating, "He should do his job. He should not be distributing bonuses after a match. He should be doing the work of the Ministry of Urbanization."
"HE HAS DONE A DISSERVICE TO HIMSELF"
Regarding AKP Esenler Mayor Tevfik Göksu, İmamoğlu said, "He has shifted from the form of a mayor to the form of someone trying to keep up with criticizing Ekrem İmamoğlu. He has done a disservice to himself."
News Source: 12punto
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