Istanbul University has annulled Mayor Ekrem Imamoglu's diploma due to alleged irregularities from 1990, which could undermine his eligibility to run for president in 2028. Imamoglu condemned the decision as unlawful, asserting that the university lacks the authority to revoke degrees, a power he claims resides with the Faculty Board. The ruling has sparked outrage among opposition leaders, who view it as a politically motivated attack intended to hinder Imamoglu's candidacy. With multiple investigations into Imamoglu's actions, this development casts a shadow over the democratic process and highlights tensions in Turkish politics leading to the upcoming election.
Opposition leader Ekrem Imamoglu criticized Istanbul University’s annulment of his degree as unlawful, asserting that only the Faculty Board holds authority for such decisions.
The annulment of 28 degrees including Imamoglu's by Istanbul University raises significant concerns about the political motivations behind targeting a prospective presidential candidate.
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