Breaking News... Dramatic Moments at the Protest in Front of the Constitutional Court: A Retired Citizen Attempted Suicide!
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Breaking news... During a protest organized by pensioners in front of the Constitutional Court (AYM) in Ankara, it is alleged that a person, reportedly a pensioner, attempted suicide. Following the incident, health and security teams were dispatched to the area.
Retired civil servants gathered in front of the Constitutional Court today. It was reported that one of the retirees attempted suicide. No information was given regarding the condition of the retired police officer who attempted suicide with his service pistol.
New Party leader Özgür Özel, regarding the retired police officer who committed suicide in front of the Constitutional Court, said, "I offer my condolences to all retirees. In this country, a cash register changed the government. We are on the verge of a social explosion. Despair has now reached the point of rebellion."
During a protest by pensioners in front of the Constitutional Court (AYM) in Ankara, demanding a flat-rate increase in their pensions, retired police officer Ali Ş. attempted suicide with his service pistol.
During a protest by pensioners in a park in front of the Constitutional Court in Ankara, demanding a flat-rate increase in pensions, one pensioner attempted suicide with his service pistol. Footage shows the pensioner, wearing a hat with the logo of the Turkish Retired Non-Commissioned Officers Association and carrying a sign, saying, "I've given up on this." The pensioner, Ali Şekeroğlu, was taken to the hospital but could not be saved despite …
Before a protest organized by retired civil servant associations in Ahlatlıbel Atatürk Park opposite the Constitutional Court, demanding a flat-rate salary increase for retired civil servants, a man identified as a retired police officer attempted suicide. The retired officer, who had a Turkish flag around his neck and a sign in his hand, was taken to Gazi University Emergency Room after initial treatment by 112 Emergency Medical Services teams.…
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