Fatih Erbakan made strong criticisms against the AK Party government, highlighting issues of justice and economy.

Erbakan pointed out the double standards in Turkey's justice system, stating that different laws are applied to the opposition and the ruling party, which contradicts the fundamental principles of justice.

He also addressed the economic situation, noting that citizens' bank debts have reached 5 trillion TL, which has increased a thousandfold over 23 years. He highlighted the rising poverty and hunger thresholds.

Erbakan criticized the government's economic policies, stating that the public is struggling to make ends meet and that social aid is insufficient. He also pointed out the issues faced by the youth, including unemployment and the inability to marry.

He emphasized that the Renewed Welfare Party aims to rescue Turkey from debt and poverty, promising a fair income distribution and economic stability.

Finally, Erbakan called for early elections, urging that the ballot box be brought before the people. He expressed confidence that the public would act wisely in this election.