Reaction from Kılıçdaroğlu regarding Tayfun Kahraman
Former CHP Chairman Kemal Kılıçdaroğlu has called for the release of Tayfun Kahraman, who remains imprisoned despite a Constitutional Court ruling and has recently been in the spotlight due to health issues.
The recent hospitalization of Tayfun Kahraman, who is currently in prison due to the Gezi Park trial, has resonated with the public, prompting a notable post from former CHP Chairman Kemal Kılıçdaroğlu. In a statement shared on his social media account, Kılıçdaroğlu harshly criticized the failure to implement the constitution and court rulings.
Reminding that Tayfun Kahraman's daughter, Vera, was only two years old when her father was arrested, Kılıçdaroğlu criticized the fact that a small child has been forced to accept this situation as 'normal.' Drawing attention to Kahraman's health problems, Kılıçdaroğlu emphasized that the Council of Forensic Medicine must fulfill its responsibilities.
Kılıçdaroğlu included the following statements in his post:
''When Tayfun Kahraman was arrested, his daughter Vera was only two years old. You have made the arrest of her father the 'normal' for a little girl. Shame on you… Tayfun Kahraman is in the grip of MS disease. Council of Forensic Medicine, why are you not doing your job? Whose grip are you in? Constitutional Court rulings bind everyone and every institution. The political power that prevents the implementation of Constitutional Court rulings through political pressure has not only destroyed justice but also wounded consciences. Tayfun Kahraman and the Gezi prisoners must be released immediately.''
News Source: 12punto
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