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The police denied permission at the commemoration ceremony for 101 people who lost their lives in the bomb attack in Ankara on October 10, 2015. Police told the group that they arrived at the Ulus subway station and included the families of those who lost their lives, police said: “They will not be allowed to perform here due to the rules of the pandemic.
Dozens of people gathered at the exit of the subway, before the police intervention. Numerous people were arrested. As the wait continues in front of the Ulus metro station, the police announce commemorative people to disperse.
5th ANNIVERSARY OF THE GAR MASSACRE
I work on October 10, 2015, Peace and Democracy thousands of Turkey to demonstrate around the people gathered in front of the Ankara train station.
Two ISIS members who had infiltrated the crowd before the rally detonated the bombs on them. While 101 people died in the incident, 391 people were injured according to official records.
Five years have passed since the massacre. In 2018, the first trial concluded, which began in 2016, in which 36 people, 20 of whom were arrested, in connection with the attack. The court sentenced nine defendants to aggravated life sentences 101 times in total for “violation of constitutional order” and “deliberate murder.”
This decision is still under appeal. In November 2018, a second trial began regarding the fugitive defendants. This case, whose last hearing was held on September 21, is still ongoing.
CLAVEL LEFT KILIÇDAROĞLU
Kemal Kılıçdaroğlu, leader of the Republican People’s Party (CHP), commemorated the citizens who lost their lives in the October 10 massacre in Ankara.
CHP leader Kılıçdaroğlu, who left cloves in memory of 101 citizens at Ankara station where the explosion took place, was accompanied by CHP Secretary General Selin Sayek Böke, Ankara Provincial President Ali Hikmet Smart, and the Ankara MPs.
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