
In his speech in Kütahya, Mustafa Şen emphasized that the legal process regarding the fund crisis should be carried out meticulously.
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Mustafa Şen evaluated the current political developments at the Reduced Provincial Advisory Council Meeting held in Kütahya.
AK Party Deputy Chairman Mustafa Şen, in his speech at the Reduced Provincial Advisory Council Meeting held by his party in Kütahya, said that the legal processes regarding the fund crisis should be carried out meticulously.
Expressing that President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan gave a clear message, Şen said: "Anyone who lays hands on the nation's money or the nation's property will be rewarded in the most severe way. Again, as our President put it, it must be done with the care of a surgeon. Because the names and personalities of the people who carry out their normal transactions in the normal market should not be tarnished. By paying attention to these distinctions, but at the end of the work, we are in a process where the punishment of those who commit those crimes will be given in the clearest and most severe way. Here, the people's hands and the nation's property will be seized." "There can be no forgiveness for the one who extends it."
Şen stated that people who are determined to have committed a crime should be punished and said, "If the nation's property is confiscated, we cannot say, as our President said, 'The arm will be broken and it will remain in the sleeve.' If that arm remains there, it will become gangrene and be cut off. If it is not cut off, the body will become gangrene." he said.
Drawing attention to the legal dimension of the process, Şen continued as follows: "Of course, we are a state of law, these matters should be carried out by the courts. Not by politicians, journalists or social media influencers. We will follow up, the media will follow up and control. We will do what needs to be done politically and administratively. But the real issue is the matter of law. Independent and impartial Turkish courts will do this. They are doing it. I hope such things will not happen again from now on. They will learn their lesson, and so will those who see them." learns a lesson."
"TERRORISM-FREE Türkiye" PROCESS
Making evaluations about the "Terror-Free Turkey" process, Şen said that terrorism is one of the problems that Türkiye has been facing for many years and that more than 50 thousand citizens of the Republic of Turkey have lost their lives since the establishment of the terrorist organization.
Şen stated that they aim to eliminate the terrorist threat in the region as well as ending terrorist activities within Türkiye's own borders, and said, "We say 'Terror-free Turkey', but we also say 'terror-free region'. We say 'Terrorism will end in Türkiye', but at the same time, there will not even be a terrorist potential left in the region." he said. Stating that Türkiye cooperates with neighboring countries, especially Syria and Iraq, Şen noted that their goal is to end not only terrorist activities in Türkiye but also terrorist structures in the region.
Şen pointed out that the pain experienced by families who lost their children due to terrorism is common and said, "The color of the tears of all mothers is the same, no matter who their son is. We need to look at the issue from the hearts of those mothers. Not from the worn-out minds of politicians who feed on blood and lives." he said. AK Party Local Governments Deputy Chairman Mücahit Yanılmaz, AK Party Kütahya MPs İsmail Çağlar Bayırcı, Adil Biçer and Mehmet Demir, AK Party Kütahya Provincial Chair Ceyda Çetin Erenler and other relevant persons attended the meeting.
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