The Citizens Of Turkey Worried With The Victory Party Of Erdogan

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NGELEH-NEWS - ANKARA, The victory of the Justice and Development Party (AKP) leader "President Recep Tayyip Erdogan" was greeted with dismay by the citizens of Turkey. Most of them concerned President aged 61 years it will turn into a dictator.

Such concerns were reinforced by police raid Turkey before the election was held to one media critic of the Government. These actions are assessed by order of Erdogan.

Based on the results of the calculations quickly, AKP predicted to dominate Parliament with the acquisition of 316 seats. The domination of votes will give the mandate to Erdogan to launch military action against the Kurdish rebels. This policy was criticized because it is very authoritarian.

Some time after the vote count is done, the uproar occurred in the region of Diyarbakir. The region is a major area of Kurds in Turkey. Demonstrators are protesting against the victory of the AKP directly were intercepted with tear gas by police. 

"I am afraid. I will not stay in this country because it does not know what it will be like in the future. We have lost the opportunity of ending the dictatorship of Erdogan, " said Soganci Guner, a resident of Istanbul, as reported by ABC, Monday (2/11/2015).

Other citizens named Alphan Ozbalta spare those who choose the AKP. Men's 32 years it mentions that the AKP will only bring chaos to Turkey. While a banker named Meryem Bahar said that there was cheating in the elections this time.

TheLeader of the People's Democratic Party (ADP) "Selahattin Dermitas" assessing the election this time is unfair. Dermitas mentions his party is too busy protecting his party's members because labeled by the Government of Turkey as the length of the Kurdish rebel's hands.

The people of Turkey itself now split in ethnic, political and religious due to conflict with the Kurdish group. The authorities blame militants of ISIS in the conflict. One example of conflict is the bomb tragedy Ankara which took place while peace action to stop the violence against the Kurds. (int)