Saadet Party's Istanbul candidate Aydın attacks İmamoğlu: Emphasis on 'National View'
Saadet Party Istanbul Metropolitan Municipality mayoral candidate Birol Aydın spoke at the candidate introduction meeting. Aydın stated, "If this election is an election of two poles, those two poles are not the AK Party and the CHP, but the National View and the others."
Saadet Party's Istanbul Metropolitan Municipality mayoral candidate and Istanbul Deputy Birol Aydın spoke at the Lütfi Kırdar Congress Center in Istanbul.
According to the report in T24, Aydın also attacked Istanbul Metropolitan Municipality Mayor Ekrem İmamoğlu.
Highlights from Aydın's statements are as follows:
EMPHASIS ON NATIONAL VIEW
"I am addressing İmamoğlu; when you took office 5 years ago, you claimed that you would reduce the traffic load and density in public transportation, and you made promises to our people in this direction. In these 5 years, the traffic problem has not been solved.
Not a single concrete step has been taken regarding stray dogs.
Another Istanbul is possible, another form of municipal governance is possible, believe me.
If this election is an election of two poles, those two poles are not the AK Party and the CHP, but the National View and the others."
WAS ELECTED FROM THE CHP LIST
Aydın, who was elected from the CHP list in the May 14, 2023 Parliamentary General Elections, entered Parliament as a Saadet Party Istanbul Deputy.
News Source: 12punto
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