Saadet Party Chairman Temel Karamollaoğlu made important statements on the agenda at the regular weekly press conference. At the press conference held at the headquarters of his party, Karamollaoğlu made important evaluations on the issues of canalization, especially with respect to economy and justice, the Canal Istanbul Project.
Karamollaoğlu started his speech by celebrating World Children's Day and pointed out that there have been conflicts in many parts of the world and most of the children suffered from this situation. Karamollaoğlu said, “Children who survived the bombings in Yemen are starving. The World Health Organization is alarming. There is no serious step to stop this brutality. If they want, they stop the bombing of Saudi Arabia in an hour. Children in Syria, Palestine, Arakan and many places where war continues to die due to illness and starvation. In our country, drugs and bad habits went down to school. The government has been on the rise for 15 years, even though these bad habits have been reduced. Governments should not perform. The government must take measures, he said.
Karamollaoğlu stated that the violence against teachers increased, The salary they receive is not enough for a comfortable life. Teachers removed from the task with the Decree Laws (KHK) completely different. It means the Decree Law; The legal case with is to fabricate without serious evidence in hand. The dismissal with the Decree is the law of unlawfulness. If such an opportunity is given to the government, he/she should be careful. I don't think it's appropriate for people to remain exposed for years, if there is no evidence.
Karamollaoğlu; "lawlessness, where most of the countries in the ranking of US TV channels in Turkey, noting that say, "Turkey is now second, is seen as a third-rate country. While posing for pictures not rise Turkey's reputation. Turkey is known as a lawless country nowadays. Change it. The state can make decisions on the basis of intelligence information. However, legal intelligence should not be based on information, but should be decided on evidence." he said.