
Writer and TV commentator Hacı Yakışıklı parted ways with TV100 channel after a social media post criticizing the silence and traffic practices on November 10, Atatürk's Commemoration Day.
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Hacı Yakışıklı criticized the silence and traffic stop practices in his post on November 10.
Writer and TV commentator Hacı Yakışıklı's statements on the social media platform
THE NOVEMBER 10 POST RECEIVED GREAT REACTIONS
In his post on November 10, the anniversary of Mustafa Kemal Atatürk's death, Hacı Yakışıklı criticized the stopping of vehicles and the moment of silence in front of the monuments and said, "You cannot get out of the car and block the road at a certain time. There is no moment of silence in front of the statue. This is coercion, imposition."
After the post spread on social media in a short time and attracted the reaction of many political figures and citizens, there was activity in the media backstage.
He parted ways with TV100
It was learned that Hacı Yakışıklı, who was at the center of the rising public reactions, parted ways with TV100 after the evaluations. With the decision taken by the channel management, Yakışıklı's programs were terminated.

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Hacı Yakışıklı, who is known to be close to the government, reacted with his social media post regarding the 1-minute silence on November 10 and was removed from the TV100 program. He later released a new video and sincerely apologized to Mustafa Kemal Atatürk, the founder of the Republic, and all citizens.

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