Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan.
Ankara: Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan came to power only because of the situation created by a devastating earthquake 20 years ago. In fact, the public was extremely angry with the then government’s handling of the earthquake and openly supported Erdoğan’s party. With the country’s election just three months away, Erdoğan’s political future is likely to be determined by his government’s handling of the situation created by the massive earthquake, and its impact on the public.
Why is the era of 20 years ago coming back?
Experts believe that this is going to be a big challenge for Erdoğan, who has maintained a reputation as an autocratic but well-mannered man who gets things done. This time the situation after the earthquake is similar to the elections held 20 years ago, because then Turkey was caught in the financial crisis due to which its economy was crumbling, and even today its economy is under the shadow of skyrocketing inflation.
Will inflation become a problem for Erdoğan?
Inflation can also become a big problem for Erdoğan as his methods of dealing with this problem have been criticized a lot. Due to inflation, lakhs of poor and middle class people are struggling to meet their daily needs. Turkey’s earthquake has only increased the difficulties of people coming from both these sections in some areas, in such a way the upcoming election can be very difficult for Erdoğan’s political future.
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tell that Erdoğan Became the Prime Minister of Turkey in March 2003 and remained in this position till August 2014. After this, in August 2014, he became the President of the country and gradually strengthened his hold on power as a dictator. However, in the last few years, there have also been reports of discontent in a section against him.
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