The Turkish government criticized the leader of the opposition leader to citizens to take to the streets to protest the “anti -democratic detention” of Constantinople mayor Ekrem Imamoglu, as thousands of demonstration across the country. The main political opponent of President Tayyip Erdogan, Imamoglou, was arrested Wednesday on charges of corruption and support of terrorist organization, a move that the opposition condemned as a “coup attempt”. His arrest caused domestic demonstrations and criticism by European leaders. On Thursday, some protesters clashed with police in Ankara, Smyrna and Constantinople, among others in universities, while many gathered at the headquarters of the Municipality of Constantinople, despite the four -day ban on rallies. Authorities had set up barricades on several ways to prevent demonstrations. Speaking at a rally at the City Hall of Constantinople on Thursday, the leader of the main opposition Republican People’s Party (CHP), Ozgur Ozel, responded to Erdogan – who had rejected “opposition” criticism – ” […]
Source: News Beast
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