The indictment was accepted by the court and a lawsuit was filed against Çakıroğlu, demanding a prison sentence of up to 9 years and 4 months.
INJURED BY KICKING
In the indictment prepared by the Anatolian Chief Public Prosecutor’s Office, 23-year-old Ayşegül Terzi was a nurse in a private hospital in Maslak, got on the bus on September 12, the day of the incident, and was a passenger on the bus in Çekmeköy, where Abdullah Çakıroğlu was hit in the face by kicking Terzi. It was reported that he was injured.
HE SAID “THEY NEED TO CUT THEIR HEADS AND CRUSH THEM”
The resolution of the camera footage was also included in the indictment, in which the statement of a person who was on the bus was taken as a witness, and in the witness’s statement, Çakıroğlu kicked Terzi and said, “They need to cut off their heads, crush them.
“EVERYONE HAS FREEDOM OF THOUGHT, CONSCIENCE AND RELIGION”
In the indictment, where the suspect Abdullah Çakıroğlu was arrested after the incident, it was stated in the indictment that “Everyone has the freedom of thought, conscience and religion. He has the right to express and disseminate these freedoms and to live as he thinks within the scope of these freedoms. Article 115 of the Turkish Penal Code guarantees freedom of belief, thought and conviction. “It is a crime to prevent its use. These freedoms are among the most fundamental freedoms that individuals have in a democratic society and are under the protection of the law,” it said.
“HE WAS ATTACKED DUE TO THE CLOTHES HE WAS WEARING…”
In the indictment, which also includes the relevant articles of declarations such as the American Virginia Declaration of Rights and the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, it is indisputable that everyone has the freedom of thought, conscience and religion, and within the scope of these freedoms, they have the right to live as they think. means interference in his private life” sentences were used.
“INCURING PEOPLE WHO MAY BE OF THE SAME THOUGHTS…”
In the 6-page indictment, “The suspect, by using violence against a person who does not have the same social life and thinking as him, by inciting people who may have the same opinion as him, to act with the aim of causing them to behave with hatred,” and other “insults”. It was concluded that he also committed crimes such as ‘injury’ and ‘injury’.
PRISON FOR 9 YEARS AND 4 MONTHS
A lawsuit was filed against Çakıroğlu for the crimes of “preventing the use of the freedom of belief, thought and opinion”, “inciting the public to hatred and enmity”, “intentional injury” and “insulting”, with a total prison sentence of 2 years 7 months to 9 years and 4 months. As a result of the indictment accepted by the Anatolian 40th Criminal Court of First Instance, the trial of Çakıroğlu will begin in the coming days.
Arzu KAYA/İSTANBUL,(DHA)
