Turkish anger grows

istanbul - The anger among the Turks against the Netherlands after the expulsion tonight in Rotterdam by the Turkish Minister Fatma Betül Kaya Sayan sharply. The female told minister, once returned to Turkey, they were inhumanly treated by the Dutch authorities, there are five people from her team were detained and journalists from the Turkish press were attacked by dogs and police horses.

'This night was a disgrace for European democracy,' she said. 'The whole world should take action against these fascist practices. Such treatment is unacceptable against a female minister. '

The spokesman of President Erdogan, Ibrahim Kalin, said: 'Within a few days there will be elections in the Netherlands. We are here tonight learned that Geert Wilders is in power. '

Turkish Foreign Minister Mevlüt Cavusoglu called three times the vice president of the EU, Frans Timmermans, and asked to call him the Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte to put an end to 'the shame against Turkish ministers were unable to hold demonstrations. '

The Turkish minister said that the matter gets out of hand and do not want it to escalate, but that Ankara will take all necessary measures against the Netherlands.

The Dutch embassy in Ankara and the Dutch Consulate in Istanbul had police reinforcement required at many angry protesters. Someone climbed onto the roof of the Dutch consulate in the central Istiklal Caddesi in Istanbul and changed the Dutch flag with the Turkish.

And he made a jubilant gesture to the Turkish demonstrators for the consulate who cheered and shouted 'Allah is great'. Both the consulate and the embassy remain provisionally closed in Ankara. Hundreds of protesters waved Turkish flags for the Dutch Embassy in Ankara, where they shouted slogans against our country.

The Turkish Foreign Ministry said that the Dutch Ambassador Kees van Rij, which would be on leave, in reprisal for the time being may not return to its place. 'We explained our counterpart to this serious decision against Turkey and the Dutch-Turkse community will cause serious problems in the diplomatic, political, economic and other fields,' said the ministry. 'The attitude of the Dutch government to the Turkish officials has been hostile, the first in 405 years of relations. '