Turkey is holding journalists and political director of the polls within the company cleansing campaign

Turkish preacher Gulen

Detained by Turkish authorities, journalists and political and director of the company to the polls on Wednesday and issued orders to arrest a hundred and five others on suspicion of having links to the cleric resident in the United States Fathallah Colin, who bear Turkey's responsibility for the coup failed on July 15.

Opposition politicians have warned that the latest wave of arrests has targeted critics of the government who do not have clear links to the religious movement led by Colin, who is accused by the government of masterminding the failed coup, a charge denied by Colin.

Winnie Jag national daily said on its website that three of its journalists were arrested from their homes and detained in a gym in Ankara. They described the men as critics of the movement Colin.

The newspaper reported that Turan Wilder, a former deputy of the Nationalist Movement Party in Ankara, was arrested on charges of Mmathlh.oukalt Miral Exner, a senior member of the Nationalist Movement Party said in a statement on Twitter "nationalists will not forget those who do this only in order to marginalize political opponents."