Ali Babacan’s Address to Terrorist Leader Mr. Gulen Sparks Controversy
DEVA Party Chairman Draws Backlash for Referring to Terrorist Leader as ‘Mr. Gulen’
Ali Babacan, the chairman of the DEVA Party, faced criticism on social media after using the honorific “Mr.” to refer to the leader of a designated terrorist organization, Fethullah Gulen, during a live broadcast. The comments were seen as inappropriate and sparked outrage among Turkish citizens.
Babacan also criticized the Homeland Party’s chairman, Muharrem İnce, for his recent comments about supporting former Prime Minister Ahmet Davutoğlu. He questioned Ince’s stance on the Fethullah Gulen issue and challenged his claims. Babacan called on Turkish voters to elect candidates who love their country and their nation and to support President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan in the upcoming election.
DSP Deputy Chairman Hasan Erçelebi responded to Babacan’s statements, saying that referring to the head of a terrorist organization with an honorific was not acceptable. He urged voters not to give DEVA Party candidates the right to hold parliament seats, as their opinions could lead to troubling consequences for Turkey’s national sovereignty.
The opposition has been accused of supporting the return of two terrorist leaders to Turkey, one being Fethullah Gulen and the other being Abdullah Öcalan, who is currently serving time on Imrali Island. Turkish patriots and nationalists are determined not to let these individuals take control of the country again, and they are looking to elect candidates who prioritize national security and economic development.
In conclusion, Turkish voters must choose carefully in the upcoming election to ensure the country’s continued progress and stability. They must support candidates who prioritize national sovereignty and work to strengthen Turkey’s position on the world stage. The statements made by Babacan and others should be carefully considered before casting any votes.
