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The harassment allegations that began with writer Hasan Ali Toptaş are rapidly spreading in the literary world. Many women told about the harassment they were subjected to by many names in the literary world on social networks. Writer İbrahim Çolak, owner of the publishing house İhtiyar Publishing House, one of the authors about whom reports of harassment were published on social media, committed suicide.
İbrahim Çolak sent two messages from his personal Twitter account around 9:00 p.m., beginning with the phrase “I had not prepared myself for that purpose:”
“My wish was to be a good person, I couldn’t achieve it. I could write for hours, days, but that doesn’t bring anything back. After this time, I cannot look at my wife, my children, my friends.
No one is entirely guilty, but I am very sorry that I did not keep the motto “let’s do what is good for us” for others. I say goodbye to all my friends who love and care for me, my wife and my children who suffer especially from my pain ”.
İbrahim Çolak, 51, committed suicide at his Ankara home, allegedly hanging himself in a natural gas pipeline.
On Twitter, the woman named ‘Leylasalinger’ filed a harassment complaint against the owner of the İhityar bookstore, the author İbrahim Çolak.
He announced the death of former AKP MP Aydın Ünal İbrahim Çolak on his social media account. Ünal said: “We lost our friend İbrahim Çolak, our brother. May my Lord deal with His mercy. Thank you, “he said.
“I AM VERY SAD”
Shortly after these messages, messages arrived from people close to İbrahim Çolak, confirming that he had committed suicide. Yeni Şafak’s writer İsmail Kılıçaslan claimed that Çolak committed suicide:
“İbrahim Çolak ended his life by committing suicide. I don’t know what to say, what to write. All I know is that suicide is not a solution and an appropriate ending under any circumstances … I’m very sorry. “
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