ANKARA - HDP MPs who who tabled 43 parliamentary questions regarding the deaths of 43 citizens who lost their lives during the October 6-9 Kobané Protests, asked questions to Minister of Justice Abdulhamit Gül and Minister of Interior Süleyman Soylu. 

 

Peoples' Democratic Party (HDP) MPs submitted 43 parliamentary questions to the Presidency of the Parliament for 43 citizens who lost their lives during the October 6-9 Kobané Protests. HDP Press Office gave information regarding the questions to be answered by Gül and Soylu.

 

HDP stated that 43 people lost their lives during the Kobanê protests and said: "No decent interrogations, nor a healthy trial process was carried out in the last 6 years, regarding the deaths of 43 citizens. Those who killed the 43 people were not determined, in fact no efforts were made in that regard. And no one were punished except for that one case, used by the government to punish HDP politicians. The 9 research proposals tabled by our party to shed a light on this case were rejected  at the parliament.

 

In the statement, which emphasized that the necessary steps were not taken by the authorities in the past 6 years, it was said: "Questions that need to be answered regarding the death of each citizen who died and the following processes were included in the motions submitted for Gül and Soylu to answer."