Saadet Party leader Temel Karamollaoglu spoke about the allegations towards his party.
Karamollaoğlu said, "They are trying to make some adaptations against us. We want to express that we have a clear attitude towards them, that those who try to patch us up cannot succeed, that we enter elections alone and to succeed. It's not a pretty thing to say. Instead of solving the country's problems, we won't benefit anyone if we win each other's well."
Saadet Party General Chairman Temel Karamollaoğlu answered questions of members of the press in the party headquarters.
Karamollaoğlu, who described the promises as the signs of the AKP and the Republican Alliance's panic in the elections.
"We do not see a policy through parties, not through issues, but through parties. Our country has troubles and problems. These problems need to be solved. That is the main thing," Karamollaoglu said.
Karamollaoglu said about the alliance, “They are trying to make some adaptations against us. We want to express that we have a clear attitude towards them, that those who try to patch us up cannot be successful, that we enter the elections alone and we enter to be successful. It's not a pretty thing to say. Instead of solving the country's problems, we won't benefit anyone if we win each other's well."
Again, President Erdoğan's comments on July 15 Karamollaoğlu said, "I don't want to say anything about this issue. Because, we as Saadet Party, we have martyrs from our own organizations. We have brothers who lost their arm and leg that night. This kind of rhetoric is ugly. I never approve. If they want to send their names to them, let's see who was on the street. People they didn't like, didn't guess, were on the street."
On July 15, the only leader who came to the streets was the Chairman of the Saadet Party. Dr. Mustafa Kamalak.