The MHP administration regarding the appearance of the three crescent tattoos of Aytu Çetin, who sexually assaulted 92-year-old Hanım Pınarlı and murdered her by strangling in Aydın, and the photographs showing that İbrahim Zarap, who inflicted murderous violence on the woman he divorced in Samsun, was close to the MHP. Another explanation came.
MHP Deputy Chairman Semih Yalçın stated in his written statement that the two events caused deep wounds in the conscience of the society, claiming that “the strongest reaction to these events was shown by MHP Chairman Devlet Bahçeli”, and during its political struggle for more than 52 years, the MHP has made the Turkish nation more sincere than other human structures. MHP has produced policies with the awareness that the preservation of our cultural and social values is important not only for the continuation of peace, well-being and peace but also for our survival ”.
“PRE-CONGRESS PLANED ATTACKS”
Yalçın said, “Nevertheless, some opportunists who use the political views of one of the two perpetrators and the three crescent emblems used by the other as an excuse make an effort to bring the charges of unforgivable crimes to the MHP.” On the contrary, those who accuse our party unfairly will be caught in a state of crime and publicly condemned in their conscience. Moreover, those who are trying to be connected with the MHP do not have any duties and responsibilities that they undertake in the party organization, “he said.
“Two events after the social media out of the MHP and systematic attacks launched against the party leaders” noted Yalcin, “MHP goal puts the systematic and planned attacks of March 18 Thursday will be 13th Grand Ordinary Congress takes place not is not a coincidence ahead. The Evil Outbreak of Turkey ‘ Another striking aspect of the issue is that the MHP, in a period when the MHP took a determined attitude as an interpreter of the conscience of the society, regarding the parliamentarians operating against the integrity of the parliament and engaged in separatism.
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