BBP leader Destici criticizes process: 'No one is above the law just because they are DEM'

Mustafa Destici, the leader of the Great Union Party (BBP) and a figure within the People's Alliance, has voiced strong criticism regarding the handling of certain public actions deemed disrespectful to national symbols. He specifically pointed to instances involving the Turkish flag and the national anthem, suggesting that a reluctance to intervene stems from a desire not to disrupt an ongoing "process."

Destici articulated his concern that this approach fosters a dangerous "perception of impunity." He argued that this sense of being untouchable, even before a crime is committed, evolves into a significant security threat for the nation. His remarks imply a belief that certain groups are being afforded special treatment, allowing them to act without fear of consequence.

"In this country, no one is a criminal just because they are DEM; however, no one is above the law just because they are DEM," Destici stated, directly addressing the political affiliation of those he believes are being shielded. His firm stance underscores a call for equal application of the law, regardless of political identity, and rejects the notion that affiliation with any particular group should grant immunity from legal scrutiny.