"More mothers' hearts to tear out as long as HDP exists"

Mustafa Biçer's mother Ayşegül Biçer, one of the families who started a sit-in protest in front of the HDP Diyarbakır Provincial Building on the grounds that her child was kidnapped, said her son had been tricked and kidnapped by the HDP.

Ayşegül Biçer and Şehmus Kaya, two of the families who participated in the sit-in protest said they joined to the protest after heard on the news and would not finish the sit-in protest without taking their children back.

Biçer said her son had been tricked by the HDP and kidnapped to Kobane, while Kaya said his son had been kidnapped in a vehicle belonging to the HDP Lice Municipality.

"We staged a sit-in on our own free will"

"I know my son is in their hands, I know its HDP instrumented this," said grieving mother Ayşegül Biçer, adding that her son had been kidnapped for about 11 months.

"Today, the HDPs offered to find ways to compromise. I didn't agree, so I invited them in front of the press. Let's talk in front of the press and find a way to compromise," she said.

Grieving mother Ayşegül Biçer refused that the HDP members saying, 'the AK Party sent you here, you get paid to talk,' while they are unaware of the pain in mothers' hearts.

 "We're not sitting here with money or on behalf of anyone. We staged a sit-in on our own free will. We staged this sit-in protest with the fire in our hearts. We're not leaving here until our sons arrive. I want my son dead and alive."

"More mothers' heart will tear out"

Biçer noted that more mothers' hearts will tear out as long as HDP exists.

"They say Qandil but HDP is the center of Qandil. They must first destroy here [HDP] then Qandil. This is where cause Qandil to raise."

Stating that they are ready to do whatever it takes to shut this place down, Biçer continued as "We're not here to do politics. We've come to strive for our children. We're here to repay the debt we owe our children. We're going after our kids. If the HDP has honor, they should speak to me openly, not behind curtains and glass."

Biçer advised families not to lose their children to the PKK, she said:

"My advice to other families not to lose their children is to pay particular attention to social media. I've come across many of their sites. I've researched a lot and seen a lot of correspondence from my son on social media. They're always grabbing kids on social media"

Biçer underlined that they encouraged by the sit-in protest of Hacire Akar, whos 21-year-old son allegedly kidnapped by PKK, and continued as follows:

"Aunt Hacire encouraged us. She gave us the power to resist. I fought hard in my own home. I was in front of the press again for 4-5 months. I didn't stop 10 months over 11 months trying. But I didn't get anything."

"Last we heard, this is the center of the Qandil. We found out this place sent the children to Qandil. I live in Diyarbakir I didn't know there was an HDP provincial building here. I came and found it," she said.

Painful mother Ayşegül Biçer noted that she found out that her child was training in HDP building before kidnapping to the mountain.

"We're seeing children drove crazy with drugs. All are miserable. They're treated for months and years, and they can't get back to what they were. I want our kids not to be like that," she said.

"I'm not the only one, there are scores mothers like me. We didn't raise our children easily. We want our children to have a pen and notebook, not a gun." (ILKHA)