Strange things are happening in Turkey,past time terrorist leader was accepted today of the wise men  by the Turkish government, celebration of the feast Nowruz was the Kurdish uprising in the past now is free celebration with thousands.

Hundreds of thousands of people gathered in Diyarbakır’s Nowruz Park in the early hours of the morning to celebrate Nowruz in the heightened anticipation of a historic message from the jailed leader of the outlawed terrorist group Kurdistan Workers’ Party (PKK) over the continuing peace process.

The majority of the Turkish people do not accept the peace project and all of them feel as if they had been deceived.Nowruz by the PKK and the Kurds, is seen as a challenge to the Republic of Turkey.

The strange in the case of the terrorist leader Abdullah Ocalan’s message by Turkish Government deemed important.

Peace and Democracy Party (BDP) deputies Pervin Buldan and Sırrı Süreyya Önder are expected to read a message penned by PKK leader Abdullah Öcalan, which is widely expected to include a cease-fire call to PKK militants. The message is set to be read in both Kurdish and Turkish.

The park has been decked out with posters of Öcalan; flags of the PKK; flags of the Kurdistan Communities Union (KCK), the urban wing of the PKK; and the flag of the first ever independent Kurdish state – the Republic of Mahabad – which is also used by the Kurdistan Regional Government (KRG) in northern Iraq.

Over 500 reporters, including 100 foreign correspondents, are currently present at the site. Photos of PKK leaders Ethem Karabulut and Şirin Cebe, both killed in recent operations, have been hung onto the walls of main platform for the event, as well as photos of inmates at the infamous Diyarbakır Military Prison No. 5 who set themselves on fire in protest at systematic prison torture during the early 1980s.

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Organizers also hung photos of Sakine Cansız, Fidan Doğan and Leyla Söylemez, three female Kurdish activists who were murdered in Paris on Jan. 9, in the square. Also present are banners with the slogans in Kurdish “We are ready both for a resolution and resistance” and “We are ready to fight and to negotiate,” as well as the multilingual “For a democratic solution; freedom for Mr. Öcalan, official status for the Kurds.

People wearing dresses in the traditional Kurdish colors of yellow, red and green poured onto streets beginning from the early hours in the morning to celebrate Nowruz. The main celebration area was totally full around 9 a.m. in the morning. Many people from neighboring provinces flocked to Diyarbakır for the celebrations. Unlike previous years, Nowruz is being celebrated only in Diyarbakır today.
Celebrations in other cities were held over the past week.

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