ANKARA- Veli Saçılık's car modified for the handicapped is confiscated because of the fines the police served for the protests he participated in Yüksel Street.

 

Veli Saçılık who was discharged from the Ministry of Family and Social Policies with a law decree was stopped in the middle of the traffic by a traffic police and his car modified for the handicapped was confiscated. Saçılık who participated in the protests known as "I want my job back" had a fine for opposition to misdemeanor law everyday he was taken under custody. Saçılık had a fine of 22 thousand Liras.

 

Today at noon, his car was confiscated in Ankara, Ulus.

 

'THIS IS NOT LAW,THIS IS WANGLING'

 

Saçılık who said he learned that his car was confiscated from his wife, said: "They are doing this because we demanded our jobs back. They have beaten us with our own money.They told us to eat tree roots. And they confiscated my car.The files they suit are not legal. Usually misdemeanor cases does not turn into actual trials.They filed suits and serve a fine of 22 thousand Liras. This is special treatment. This is not law, this is wangling. We will not bend over, we will not obey, we will stand strong."

 

Veli Saçılık was a candidate to be a parliamentarian for HDP on June 24. Saçılık lost his arm in a operation conducted in Burdur Prison in the 2000's.