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Erdogan Labels Protests as Movement of Violence

Erdogan Labels Protests as Movement of Violence
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Politics March 24, 2025 17:35

ankara - Turkish President Erdogan accuses opposition protests of turning violent, blaming CHP for damages and injuries. Over 1100 arrests made.

Erdogan's Stance on Protests

Turkish President Erdogan criticizes ongoing protests against opposition leader Ekrem Imamoglu's arrest as a movement of violence.

Blaming the Opposition

Erdogan accuses CHP of orchestrating protests resulting in property damages and injuries to law enforcement officers.

Arrests Made

Over 1100 individuals have been arrested since the demonstrations began following the arrest of Imamoglu last week.

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