Istanbul University has announced the revocation of diplomas for 28 individuals, including Ekrem İmamoğlu. This decision was made by the university's board and the reasons for the revocations have been disclosed.

The revoked diplomas include those who did not meet the horizontal transfer requirements, and additional investigations will be conducted for some individuals. This situation could particularly impact İmamoğlu's political career.

Prof. Dr. Levent Şahin announced that as the new dean, the necessary procedures to remove the diplomas from the university database will begin immediately after the holiday.

The revocation of İmamoğlu's diploma has turned into a political debate. The CHP and other opposition parties protested this situation, claiming it to be unlawful.

Following the decision, İmamoğlu stated, "This decision is unlawful. The march of our people, thirsty for justice, cannot be stopped," during a live broadcast.

These developments once again highlight the complexity of the education system and political atmosphere in Turkey. How will the reactions from the relevant parties unfold?