Ekrem İMamoğlu Gave a Statement Regarding His Book 'The Nation Is My Witness': 'It's Not Enough that I'm Imprisoned, Defending Myself Is Also Considered a crime.'
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Istanbul Metropolitan Municipality Mayor and presidential candidate Ekrem İmamoğlu gave a statement regarding the statements in his book "The Nation Is My Witness," which contains his defense that he was unable to present in the Istanbul Metropolitan Municipality case and which was ordered to be confiscated while still in the printing stage. Giving his statement via SEGBİS (a video conferencing system), İmamoğlu said, "It's not enough that I'm u…
Ekrem İmamoğlu, who is being tried while under arrest in the Istanbul Metropolitan Municipality (IMM) case, gave a statement via SEGBİS (a video conferencing system) as part of the investigation launched due to his statement "I will judge" made during the hearing. Trying to defend his scandalous remarks with the words, "I am not a judge. I am not in a position to set up a court and conduct a trial," İmamoğlu stated, "I said it metaphorically."
Ekrem İmamoğlu, who is being tried as the main suspect in the corruption and bribery case against the Istanbul Metropolitan Municipality (IMM), gave a statement regarding the banned book in which his defense was included and his statement in court, "I will prosecute those who prepared the indictment." İmamoğlu stated that he said the words metaphorically, adding, "Since I have no judicial authority, it is not possible for me to prosecute them."
Ekrem İmamoğlu, who is under arrest and facing an investigation for statements he made in the "corruption" case against the Istanbul Metropolitan Municipality (IMM), gave his testimony via SEGBİS (a video conferencing system). Imamoğlu stated that he used the phrase "I will judge" metaphorically, not as a threat, and explained what he meant. Here are the details...
The statement given by Ekrem İmamoğlu, who is under investigation for remarks he made during a hearing in the corruption case against the Istanbul Metropolitan Municipality (IMM), has emerged.
The Silivri Chief Public Prosecutor's Office has launched an investigation into Ekrem İmamoğlu's remarks during the trial regarding the 'corruption' case against the Istanbul Metropolitan Municipality (IMM). Imamoğlu, who is currently imprisoned, stated in his testimony via video conference that he used the word "judge" metaphorically and was criticizing the indictment.
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