Umit Ozdag argues that the government's judicial maneuvers have united social opposition, increasing resistance power. How does this affect the political atmosphere in Turkey?

It is known that all power holders try various ways to ensure obedience. However, the healthiness of this obedience is a matter of debate. Ozdag criticizes this situation and emphasizes the importance of the society's free will.

The government's judicial maneuvers are bringing social opposition together, increasing resistance power. Ozdag wonders how this will affect the election process.

In conclusion, the power of social opposition emerges as a balancing factor against the government's authoritarian efforts. In this process, the coordination of opposition parties is of great importance.