The courts, President Erdogan, President Erdogan’s main rival, waiting for a conventional sentence on corruption.
Turkish court officially Istanbul Mayor Akram Imamoglu, under arrest in custody on charges of corruption, caused mass protests within a few days after being arrested.
The court said that Imamoglu and at least 20 people were arrested as part of a corruption investigation. A separate decision has not been given in the investigation.
The court decided to release court control over the judicial control of the mayor, broadcasters Halk TV and Ahaber, the government was vibrating the authority to protect the country’s largest city.
A long-standing opposition and potential opponent, Mayor Recep Tayyip Erdogan, was arrested on Wednesday by the government’s corruption and terrorism.
Imamoglu denied all the charges that describe them as part of the “smear campaign”.
Ankara Mayor of Imanoglu Ankara Mayor Mansur Yavas, journalists are a disgrace to the prison for the trial of the prison, he said.
The court’s decision to arrest the Imanoglu to court, the main opposition Republican Party (CHP), European leaders and tens of thousands of protesters are coming after criticizing the actions of politizing against him.
The government denied that the work is politically motivated.
Security measures were squeezed
Sinem Koseoglu, who reported from Istanbul, said that Sinem Koseoglu was also released on the arrest, which was accused of cases.
Our correspondent also has been harshly in Istanbul since Sunday evening has been expected to be more protesting since Sunday evening, he said.
Despite the prolonged protest ban on March 26, the demonstrations continue, including the other city about 50 in Istanbul, Ankara and last night. “
Police said at least 300,000 people protested in Istanbul on Saturday. The opposition claimed to be close to a million people. Al Jazeera, however, could not check the numbers claimed by the opposition.
On Sunday, the court decision, opposition CHP members and others lead the polling stations leading to the initial polling stations to elect the next presidential election in 2028. Imamoglu CHP is likely to be chosen as a candidate.
CHP called on the non-party members to vote to increase public resistance after the arrest of Imamoglu.
The CHP, which has more than 1.5 million members, set up a 5,600 ballot box to vote for all 81 provinces. The questionnaires will be closed in 1400 GMT.
