27.03.2025 10:41
Interior Minister Ali Yerlikaya shared the latest figures regarding the İmamoğlu protests. Yerlikaya stated, "After the recent actions, 1,879 suspects were detained, and 260 of them were arrested." In the continuation of his statement, Yerlikaya expressed his reaction by saying, "Every demonstration that is in accordance with the laws has a place above our heads. But what are those stones, acids, and axes?"
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Interior Minister Ali Yerlikaya made statements regarding the agenda.
Yerlikaya's statements are as follows:
An ambush has been set against the brotherhood of our nation. Our police officers were attacked. Our national and spiritual family values have been trampled underfoot.
Justice is manifested in the streets, not in courtrooms. No one can clear themselves by going out into the streets. Trying to suppress the law with street protests does not benefit anyone. Street provocations cannot cover up the truths.
RESPONSE TO BOYCOTT CALL
As a ministry, we have granted permission for 96% of the applications made to us regarding meetings and demonstrations. Do the recent actions have anything to do with freedom? What did those who called for street protests think when they faced these realities? What is the aim of making a boycott call and putting the employees of our local and national brands in a difficult situation? Especially going on foreign channels to complain about Turkey...
1,879 PEOPLE DETAINED
After the recent actions, 1,879 suspects were detained. Of these, 260 were arrested. Judicial control was imposed on 468. The procedures for 662 are ongoing.
There are 12 individuals affiliated with terrorist organizations. It has also been determined that among them, there are those who have been subjected to legal action for 17 different crimes, including drug offenses and intentional injury.
150 of our police officers were injured.
HOLIDAY MEASURES
Holiday measures will last until April 8. A total of 69,011 personnel will be on duty.
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