Selahattin Demirtaş announces the release date of Selçuk Mızraklı!

Former HDP Co-Chair Selahattin Demirtaş has announced that the 7-year imprisonment of former Diyarbakır Metropolitan Municipality Co-Mayor Selçuk Mızraklı is coming to an end. Demirtaş stated that Mızraklı will be released on Tuesday, September 8.

Demirtaş, who has been imprisoned for approximately 10 years, wrote a piece for the QAD-Barış Meydanı about Mızraklı, with whom he has shared the same prison for about 7 years. Demirtaş, who also published his writing on his X account, pointed out that Mızraklı was only able to serve as mayor for four months.

In his post, Demirtaş wrote, "He is 63 years old, a general surgeon from Diyarbakır whose heart is full of love. He was only able to serve as mayor for four months. After that, seven years of imprisonment without guilt, without sin, without evidence, and without law."

Sharing Mızraklı's release date, Demirtaş used the following expressions in his writing regarding the imprisonment process:

"The two-span television hanging on the concrete wall of the prison is on. We are sitting at the table with Selçuk Mızraklı; as always, there is a crossword puzzle in front of the teacher. With his glasses, graying hair, and mustache, he resembles Einstein. He didn't split the atom, but with his patience and will, he 'cracked' the concrete walls over seven years.

This time, the puzzle must be quite difficult; the teacher is trying to figure it out. After thinking for a long time, he finds it: nine letters from left to right, it's 'brotherhood'. 'What was the question?' I ask. 'The question is harder than the answer,' he says. A worn-out, battered, hollowed-out collective emotional state that is thought to be put into effect by an NSC (MGK) decision. 'That sounds difficult,' I say.

Dr. Adnan Selçuk Mızraklı is 63 years old, a general surgeon from Diyarbakır whose heart is full of love. He was only able to serve as mayor for four months. After that, seven years of imprisonment without guilt, without sin, without evidence, and without law.

The weather is very hot, stuffy, suffocating; we are sweating constantly. Sometimes it becomes difficult to even breathe at the bottom of this well. The teacher's eyes catch the television for a moment, and he stays like that for a while. I look at what he is looking at.

The doctor of Diyarbakır, who could only serve as mayor for four months, who is innocent, sinless, and whose heart is full of love, is watching from the cell where he has been held for seven years as a figure from Ankara, who served as mayor for 25 years and is laden with sins parcel by parcel, enters the courthouse chewing gum.

"HE WILL BE RELEASED ON TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 8"

The puzzle is getting harder, but the teacher is stubborn; six letters from top to bottom, 'justice'. What was the question? 'An integral part of human dignity that does not arrive even if it is late, and is thought to be able to arrive by an NSC decision.' It really is difficult.

The individual leaves the courthouse a moment later, swinging his arms, saying, 'I didn't jump three times like a grasshopper, I jumped 500 times.' 'I wonder if the miracle is in the gum; you couldn't even jump once, Teacher,' I say. 'No,' he says, 'That's not gum he's chewing, it's human dignity. I haven't chewed it even once, nor have I let it be chewed.'

Dr. Adnan Selçuk Mızraklı is the pure-hearted sage of Diyarbakır who served seven years in prison against his four months of mayorship, and who will be released on Tuesday, September 8, having completed his sentence, before 'brotherhood' has even visited him.

For the last five years, I was entrusted to him, and he was entrusted to me. He will leave here on Tuesday morning and will be at Diyarbakır Airport by the evening. He is now entrusted to you.

Eight letters for from inside to outside. 'FREEDOM'. The teacher is about to complete the puzzle.

We turn down the volume of the television; the individual is still saying something. It is said that details regarding the stage the process has reached will be given on the news shortly.

The teacher solves the last question in the puzzle as well. Five letters from top to bottom: 'WILL'. 'What was the question for this?' I ask. 'This one has no question,' the teacher says, 'It only has an answer.'

The teacher will be in Diyarbakır on Tuesday evening, God willing. Surely, 'Gum-Chewer Memo' will come to welcome him too. However, our gum-chewer is very honorable, don't confuse him with others.

Tû her hebî Mamoste. Her bijî. Biçe rêya te her tim vekirî be." (May you exist, teacher. Long live. Go, may your path always be open.)

News Source: 12punto