Turkish unrepentant who sued his wife insulted because Erdogan
A Turkish lodged a criminal complaint against his wife because she insulted the country's president Recep Tayyip Erdogan said today he regrets that his marriage ended but no regrets defended his leader, who, according to him, has transformed Turkey.
The Turkish driver, Ali Ntintz, from Smyrna, filed the lawsuit against her husband last Friday, claiming she repeatedly insulted Erdogan 'unspeakable profanity "when watching him on television the proclamations.
The insulting the head of the Turkish state is a crime that carries a prison sentence of up to four years.
His lawyers Tayyip Erdogan has sued dozens of entities including cartoonists, a former Miss Turkey and adolescents.
The case of Ntintz is the first case where a person is faced with Justice as insulted Turkish President not public, but inside the house.
The prosecution is expected to call his wife Ntintz for deposit before accepting the case.
The driver claims that his wife, who according to him is a warm supporter of the opposition, filed for divorce earlier this month and since then he lives in a building and the truck. but denies that his actions were for revenge.
"I'll xanaekana. I loved her, but did not love her anymore. If you had insulted me, I would have accepted. I can not accept the insults against Erdogan "he insisted.
A Turkish lodged a criminal complaint against his wife because she insulted the country's president Recep Tayyip Erdogan said today he regrets that his marriage ended but no regrets defended his leader, who, according to him, has transformed Turkey.
The Turkish driver, Ali Ntintz, from Smyrna, filed the lawsuit against her husband last Friday, claiming she repeatedly insulted Erdogan 'unspeakable profanity "when watching him on television the proclamations.
The insulting the head of the Turkish state is a crime that carries a prison sentence of up to four years.
His lawyers Tayyip Erdogan has sued dozens of entities including cartoonists, a former Miss Turkey and adolescents.
The case of Ntintz is the first case where a person is faced with Justice as insulted Turkish President not public, but inside the house.
The prosecution is expected to call his wife Ntintz for deposit before accepting the case.
The driver claims that his wife, who according to him is a warm supporter of the opposition, filed for divorce earlier this month and since then he lives in a building and the truck. but denies that his actions were for revenge.
"I'll xanaekana. I loved her, but did not love her anymore. If you had insulted me, I would have accepted. I can not accept the insults against Erdogan "he insisted.
Δεν υπάρχουν σχόλια:
Δημοσίευση σχολίου