The DEM Party gathered for a banned meeting, and the police warned the crowd to disperse.

DEM Party members gathered for the "Freedom Rally Against Isolation," which they announced they would hold at Station Square despite being banned by the Diyarbakır Governorship.

THE BROTHER OF THE TERRORIST LEADER IS ALSO IN THE AREA

DEM Party Co-Chairs Tülay Hatimoğulları and Tuncer Bakırhan, along with Mehmet Öcalan, the brother of PKK terrorist organization leader Abdullah Öcalan, DEM Party Diyarbakır Metropolitan Mayor Ayşe Serra Bucak Küçük, DEM Party members of parliament, co-chairs of district and municipal councils, and other participants, arrived at Sanat Street, located about one kilometer from Station Square.

POLICE ANNOUNCEMENT TO "DISPERSE"

The police formed a circle around the gathered group. The police then began making warning announcements for the crowd to disperse.

5 THOUSAND POLICE ON DUTY

Intensive security measures have been taken in the city since early morning, and the streets leading to Station Square, where the rally is announced to take place, are closed to traffic. It is reported that approximately 5,000 police officers are on duty in the city.