Turkey’s Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan addressed the people after winning the June 12 parliamentary election with a great majority of votes, Hurriyet Daily News reported.
"We will embrace everyone, whether they voted for the AKP or not," Erdogan said in a speech at his party's headquarters. "The people have won," Erdogan said, adding that unlawfulness and the rule of the "privileged ones" lost once more. "A Turkey with gangs has become a thing of the past with the decision of the Turkish people."
“The AKP does not distinguish between the citizens and will continue this trait,” Erdogan said. "The lifestyles, faiths and values of 74 million people are entrusted to us. Freedoms will broaden and all will be able to express themselves even better. Our responsibility has grown," he said.
“We have also been given the authority to make the new constitution. We have been given the chance to make the new constitution with consensus. We deem our promises on the rallies hope-inspiring. We will not close our doors just because we have 330 deputies,” Erdogan said, promising the new constitution will be “for fraternity, for sharing, for unity and solidarity.”
