Özel's Controversial Remarks to Governor Gül: He Responded on Social Media - Sözcü Newspaper
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Breaking news - AK Party Spokesperson Ömer Çelik strongly reacted to the threatening remarks made by the leader of the New Party, Mr. Özgür Özel, targeting the institutions of our state. Çelik stated: "Mr. Özel's inappropriate tone, targeting the institutions of our state and openly threatening our administrative officials..."
Özel, drawing attention to the timing of the deputy mayor elections held at Üsküdar Municipality, criticized Istanbul Governor Gül. Özel said, “‘What have I done?’ he asks. Look what you’ve done? You scheduled the election for Saturday so that the municipal council members would stay inside until Sunday. What were you going to do? The AK Party’s [referring to Gül’s party's] lightbulb [referring to the ruling AKP party]…”
AK Party Deputy Chairman and Party Spokesperson Ömer Çelik condemned the statements made by the leader of the New Party, Özgür Özel, which targeted state institutions and administrative officials, and called on him to adhere to political etiquette.
AK Party Spokesperson Ömer Çelik reacted to the statements of New Party Chairman Özgür Özel with a post on his social media account. Çelik said, "New Party Chairman Mr. Özgür Özel has very serious problems with 'political etiquette'. We strongly condemn Mr. Özel's inappropriate tone targeting the institutions of our state and openly threatening our administrative officials. We invite him to observe political etiquette."
AK Party spokesperson Ömer Çelik strongly responded to the statements made by Özgür Özel, the leader of the New Party, targeting local administrators. Çelik condemned Özel's threatening language and called on him to adhere to political etiquette.
AK Party Spokesperson Ömer Çelik reacted harshly to statements made by the new Party President Özgür Özgür Özel targeting state authorities and property administration supervisors. Çelik criticized the style of the Special, inviting him to “political manners”.
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