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Turkish court on Sunday Closed Istanbul mayor Ekrem Imamogu, the main political rival of Tayyip Erdogan, during the trial on corruption, on the move, will probably light the largest protests in the country in more than a decade.

The decision on sending Imamog in prison comes after the main opposition party, European leaders And tens of thousands of protesters criticized actions against him as politicized and undemocratic.

As the compatible developed took place, there were signs that the distress of mayor began to the opposition against Erdogan government, which led Turkey for 22 years.

Thousands of members of the Republican National Parties (CHP) and non-members have collaborated at polling stations throughout the country to choose to vote their candidate in the future presidential voting.

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A non-member will be carefully observed as an indicator of how much supported widely popular Imamog enjoys outside the party.

Imamogu denied the charges facing as “unimaginable accusations and defamation” and called on protests across the country on Sunday. “We’ll give this impact, this dark spot on our democracy, all together,” he said.

The recordings showed what the broadcasters said that he was taken to the Silivri prison in the police convoy.

Imamoglu was removed from office, along with two more district mayors, said the Communication of the Ministry of the Interior.

The protester holds a poster reading “from high schools to the streets”, in front of the Protest on the day of Istanbul Ekrem Imamglu, in prison, in Istanbul, 23. March 2025. Years. Reuters / Umit Bektas (Reuters / Umit Bektas)

The government denies that investigations are politically motivated and says the courts are independent.

Prohibition across the country on the street has been expanded on Saturday for four days, but protests and Covering with the police continued through the night in larger cities.

Thousands are crowded outside the courtroom overnight and early Sundays are waiting for verdicts on Imamaglu.

The court said Damoglu, 54, and at least 20 others were imprisoned as part of the corruption investigation, one of the two open against him last week.

It was said that he was arrested for “the establishment and leading criminal organizations, acceptance of myth, embezzlement, illegal imaging of personal data and the installation of public tenders in connection with the financial investigation.”

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Closing recounts a monthly-long legal punctuation of the opposition name and removing other selected office officials, in which critics called government attempts to hurt their election odds.

The six municipal mayors of CHP was now arrested – a year after the opposition parties provided Erdogan’s even the party to his worst ever electoral defeat.

The CHP opened the polling stations for party parties on Sunday non-members to throw “Votes” for Imagl, who was the only name on the vote for the presidential candidate.

The demonstrant wearing dervish clothes, is on the field, during the day on the name of Istanbul mayor, Ekrem Imamglo was in prison within the corruption investigation, in Istanbul, 23. March 2025. Years. Reuters / Alexandros Avramidis (Reuters / Alexandros Avramidis)

Chap Ozel Ozel President predicted millions of non-member votes, saying that Imamogu “on his way to prison, but also to the presidency.”

No general elections are scheduled until 2028. years.

But if Erdogan, 71, which was led by Turkey For 22 years, it has been restarted, the parliament will need to return earlier elections because the president will reach his limit until that date. Imamoglu is the leading Erdogan on some public opinion polls.

Imamogu also faces terrorism accusations, but the court did not officially arrest him at the same time.

The future verdict for the prison in the trial for terrorist costs could enable the Government to appoint a commissioner to start Istanbul. The conviction could prevent him from running for president.

CHP said he would complain about the verdict and chooses someone to work as an acting mayor.

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Shortly after the judgment of the court, the mayor vowed that he would finally beat Erdogan and said those who rode the investigation would be responsible.

“Imamogu became Erdogan … Nightmare,” Mehmet Karatas, opposition superface, said outside the courtroom. “We’ll make Ekrem Imamoglua President.”

Detention of Imamaglua has cross markets, with Turkish lyrics, shares and bonds that suffer a difficult decline from Wednesday. Analysts expect more sales pressure after ropes.

The Turkish Governor of the Central Bank of Fatih Karahan was introduced to the members of the Turkish bank (TBB) association on Sunday on Sunday.

Police officers use the spray of paprika on protesters during the Protest on the Day of Istanbul, Ekrem Imamaglu, in prison, was in the investigation of corruption, in Istanbul, in Istanbul, 23. March 2025. Years. Reuters / Alexandros Avramidis (Reuters / Alexandros Avramidis)

The Central Bank will do all the instruments within market rules efficiently and determined to maintain stability, Karahan Bankers said, TBB said.

Civil disobedience was dramatically fixed in Turkey because in 2013. years in 2013. NATION WEEZI PARK AGAINST THE ERDOGAN, which prompted a Violent state.

However, thousands re-gathered Saturday evening in front of the Istanbul municipality building and the main court. Hundreds of police used a spray for tears and spray for spraying the demonstrators, as the audience that threw firecrackers and other objects.

Although most demonstrations were calm, the protesters clashed and with the police in the west coastal province of Izmir and the capital Ankara for the third night in a row, with police shooting water.

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The authorities detained more than 300 people during the protest.

Additional reporting Huseyin Hayatsever, Mert Ozkan and Mehmet Emin Caliskan; Writing Jonathan Spicer; Editing Daniel Wallis, William Mallard, David Goodman, Alison Williams and Giles Elgood