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The 100-year-old ‘Garip Dede’ mausoleum located in the Yavruturna district, due to the road that was planned to be built last year to connect Gazi Caddesi with Kıbrıs Caddesi; Following the approval of the Çorum Mufti, it was excavated and removed by municipal teams. During the excavation, it was understood that the tomb in the tomb, where no remains were found, was empty.
THE OTHER SOCKET IS EMPTY
In the field of road works that municipal teams want to continue; He also launched an investigation into the “Safar Dede” mausoleum, which was located near the “Garip Dede” grave, which was removed and found empty. It was revealed that the grave in the tomb, which was removed during excavations carried out at the ‘Safar Dede’ tomb by municipal teams, was empty. In the excavation work, it was surprising that no skeletal remains were found in the tomb, where candles were lit and prayers were performed. The excavation area was filled with the graves 50 meters away.
‘NO SCRATCH HAS BEEN REACHED’
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Yavruturna district chief Metin Kaşar said no finds were found in the graves that were found with empty graves, saying: “A careful excavation was carried out. No skeletal remains were found in both graves. Previously, we removed the tomb known as Garip Dede due to road works and it turned out to be empty. Today, we removed the tomb known as Safar Dede and it turned out to be empty. We continue the excavations with the municipal teams, the imam and other officials. The teams went down 3 meters and searched for skeletal remains and no traces were found. “
‘WE WILL LIVE THE NAMES’
Noting that they will keep the names of the graves alive, Kaşar said: “Of course, we are not going to keep the name alive by saying ‘no bone found’. Together with our mayor Halil İbrahim Aşgın and Hasan Tuluk, we will write the names of our grandparents and a source from the city in the area next to them. In fact, the name of this street will be Calle Garip Dede ”.
