Ümit Özdağ has been detained for 142 days, questioning the significance of his innocence. The trial has been postponed to June 17.

Özdağ stated, "Our innocence and proving it means nothing," emphasizing the need for justice to be upheld.

The leader of the Victory Party is detained on charges of inciting hatred and enmity. Özdağ criticized the situation, stating that constitutional rights are being disregarded in Turkey.

Özdağ remarked, "We live in a Turkey where constitutional rights are ignored and laws are not applied," highlighting the need for justice.

Emphasizing the public's quest for justice, Özdağ pointed out the importance of judicial independence and the need for courageous actions to ensure justice is served.