Felicity (Saadet) Party General Chairman Temel Karamollaoglu made remarkable evaluations about the prominent topics of the agenda at the weekly regular press conference.
Saadet Party leader Karamollaoglu stated that the trust in justice is weakening day by day at the press conference he held.
"We need to put an end to this bad situation now. This is no longer a necessity, it is a necessity. As Saadet Party, we are determined to maintain our insistent stance in order to fulfill this necessity. Our principles include justice, merit and compassion, as well as morality and fairness. If we put aside mercy, the state can become a mechanism of oppression," Karamollaoglu said.
“EXAM SYSTEM MUST BE RE-EDIT”
Karamollaoğlu also made the following criticisms about Higher Education Institutions Exam (YKS), where millions of young people sweated last weekend:
"These examination systems need to be rearranged. I think I know English, but rest assured, I am surprised when I look at the English questions. You cannot measure a student's English level with such fine-tuned questions," Karamollaoglu added.
“TRUST IN JUSTICE IS WEAKING”
Karamollaoğlu stated that the trust in the institution of justice and justice is weakening day by day.
"The allegations made in the triangle of mafia-politics-media, illegal and dark deeds, power and complicity are now becoming nauseating. What is really alarming and sad is that no one moves a hair despite the scattering of such dirty partnerships. The government has to deal with them with the justice mechanism and all its institutions. This state of silence and ignorance may implicitly consider everyone responsible to have participated in the crime. The government is silent in the face of these heavy allegations, the hands of prosecutors and judges are tied, and the media does not see these issues," Karamollaoglu said.
"WE LISTEN TO ALL SECTIONS OF SOCIETY"
At the end of his speech, Karamollaoğlu also touched upon the work of his parties regarding the ongoing "Livelihood Alliance" campaign.
"We come together with all segments of society and listen to their concerns. Whoever we touch, we hear a thousand ahs. Within the framework of the Livelihood Alliance, we listen to the problems of all segments and explain our solution proposals. We listened to our tradesmen, farmers and workers; We will listen to our students, women, retirees, disabled people and all victims. We are determined to voice our objections to the injustices, unlawfulness, corruption and mismanagement, and to be a voice for each and every one of our people," he added.