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BBP Leader Destici Demanded the Death Penalty for the Attacks in Afyonkarahisar that Killed 8 People.
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Ayten Gülsever, the head of the CHP Women's Branch, called for gun control following the killing of eight people in Afyonkarahisar. Gülsever urged that an inventory of licensed and unlicensed firearms be compiled and that comprehensive inspections be carried out nationwide.
BBP leader Mustafa Destici called for the reinstatement of the death penalty following the armed attacks in Afyonkarahisar that killed eight people. Destici argued that the death penalty must be reinstated, asking, "Are we going to feed them for 25 years and then release them under the pretext of a right to hope?"
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