While Sevda Türküsev continues to come to the fore with her statements on social media, this time she made a new post through Dilan Polat. Can Polat, who was the bodyguard of Dilan Polat and her husband Engin Polat, lost his life as a result of an armed attack. It was claimed that family members reacted to Dilan Polat at the funeral of Can Polat, who was stated to be a relative of Engin Polat. While the allegations about the Polat family are being discussed in public again, a new post came from Sevda Türküsev, who is frequently criticized on social media.
Allegedly, Dilan Polat, who stayed away from social media after the attack but allegedly exchanged messages with some accounts, also sent a message to Türküsev. Türküsev used the following expressions in his post: “Dilan Polat sent me a message. Apparently, she follows every post, the phone is in her hand, and in three or five days at most, she starts making videos by standing up and crying.” He then made the following evaluations: “WHAT A NICE HEAD” “And they still blame the society, not themselves.
Since we said ‘The state should intervene in these phenomena’, we were violating their rights. The society talked until they put them in prison! Because they went to prison because the society talked, right? What a beautiful mind: they will share whatever they want, do whatever they want, evade taxes. They will be phenomenal, but no one will criticize them. Most other influencers have the same mindset because they consider themselves normal!
This is also an inconvenience! We said that the state should provide psychological support not only to Dilan Polats, but also to the children of such phenomena, we still agree! Moreover, I have been saying this for the last year. He thinks that society is dealing with them or something. He says to the society that thinks about the psychology of their children instead of them, “Is it my children’s turn?” View this post on Instagram A post shared by Magazine Here (@magazinburadanet)
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