Father Çakan prompted to say 'azan' and 'kurdish': But there is a music 

2020-06-02 12:40:48


	ANKARA - The father of Barış Çakan, who was stabbed in the heart to death because he was listening Kurdish music, told that "But there was music" as he was prompted to give a speech for "azan" claim and he was warned about "propaganda".

	 

	Stabbed in the heart to death in the Etimesgut district of Ankara because he was listening Kurdish music, Barış Çakan's father told in front of the cameras "but there was music". During the interview he gave to Demirören News Agency (DHA), Çakan's father Nihat Çakan stated his lost his life due to "the discussion of azan". In the same interview, when the camera made a close-up tha father's dialogue in Kurdish with his relatives were recorded. In this Kurdish dialogue in between the family members, the father is heard saying that "Actually there is a music but I don't know" and the relatives said to the father "avoid propaganda" and prompted him to speak about "azan".

	 

	The translation of the Kurdish dialogues recorded by DHA camera is as follows:

	 

	Father: If I say something else, it would be a slander.

	-Don't make any slander.

	Father: But music, yes there was music.

	-Avoid propaganda. You said that his friend called you 10 minutes before the prayer.

	Father: Yes.

	-So, he was down in the street, probably saw some friends. And then the discussion happened.

	Father: Actually there is amusic but I don't know if that is a different music.

	-Whichever music it is it is no problem. The other party or ours?

	Father: The other party.

	-Look, we discuss it in a wrong way. This is wrong. They say somethings like 'look the Kurdish one came'.