Election in Turkey: Main opposition leader KILICDAROGLU warns “Don’t go out on streets on election night”
CHP Chairman and Nation Alliance’s presidential candidate Kemal KILICDAROGLU has warned citizens not to go out for celebrations on the night of May 14. CHP leader who had previously made warnings about the dark web issue from his Twitter account, also said in a live broadcast that negative propaganda could be made by changing his audio and images (referring to dark web activities).
KILICDAROGLU made critical statements on KRT TV live broadcast, which he participated, only a few days before the May 14 elections. He went on to say following:
* The election will end in the first round. The demand for a change comes from the bottom. We will bring better conditions to Turkey. We will get Turkey out of the economic crisis, we are very determined.
“SOME MAY COME FOR PROVOCATION”
* When we win on election night, no one should go out on the street. They should not make demonstrations of joy. Everyone stay at home. The next morning, anyway, the figures will be clarified anyway and the YSK (High Election Board) will have to give the mandate (certificate of election). Because when you go out with shows of joy, there can be outbursts. Some may come for provocation. Armed people can take to the streets. We have to create an environment that will not allow this.
