It was learned that President Erdoğan, who wanted to reduce the reactions of the citizens towards the government, gave instructions to the deputies of his party. The ruling deputies, who could not mix with the citizens due to the reactions, went to the electoral districts upon the instruction of President Erdogan. The strong reaction of the citizens to the representatives of the government due to inflation and the cost of living in the last period has mobilized the government. President Erdogan instructed his party's deputies to persuade citizens in their electoral districts. This instruction of Erdogan, who wanted the deputies to convey the good news that inflation will ease until the beginning of the year and that significant increases will be made to workers, civil servants and pensioners with the new year, was evaluated as ‘to outgas of the electorate'.
THE POWER IS TRYING TO GAIN TIME
With the parliament on recess, the ruling deputies went to the electoral districts upon Erdogan's instruction said that things would get better at the beginning of the year wherever they went. Listening to the complaints of the citizens about refugees, especially the cost of living, they say that at the beginning of the year, significant increases will be made to civil servants, workers and retirees, especially the minimum wage, and that refugees will be sent to their countries gradually in 2023. These promises of the ruling deputies, who tried to come together with the citizens despite the reactions on Erdogan's instructions, are interpreted as a step to gain time by the government.
ERDOĞAN WANTS SIMILAR EXPLANATIONS TO BE MADE
As it will be remembered, Erdogan, speaking in Kayseri in July, stated that they had set the minimum wage as 5,500 Turkish Liras (TL) and said, “I hope at the beginning of the year we will evaluate this table again and do what is necessary. I expect patience from our citizens. I want your support.” It was learned that Erdogan asked the deputies to make similar statements in order to quell the reaction of the citizens. On the other hand, Derya Yanık, Minister of Family and Social Services, regarding the Syrians, “Now we are sending gradually. It is stated that we will clench our teeth a little more and there will be none of these after 2023,” she said. It is estimated that the government will take some steps, albeit only for show, until the beginning of the year in order to reduce the reactions of the citizens relatively.