Eyüp Aksu yine costu! “Indi-bindi 120 lira olmali”

The context refers to a situation where Eyüp Aksu, the head of the Istanbul Taksiciler Esnaf Odasi (Taxi Drivers' Union), is requesting that the cost of indi-bindi (a type of traditional Turkish clothing) be increased from 120 lira to an unspecified amount. The prompt asks for more information about this situation and the context provided.

Indi-bindi is a traditional Turkish dress worn by women, typically consisting of a long skirt or pants, a blouse or jacket, and a headscarf called a "pinarbasi." It is often worn during special occasions such as weddings, religious ceremonies, and cultural festivals.

The cost of indi-bindi can vary depending on the quality and materials used in its production. According to a report by the Turkish Statistical Institute (TÜK), the average price of indi-bindi in Turkey was around 120 lira in 2020. However, prices can range from as low as 50 lira for basic models to over 300 lira for high-end designs.

It is not clear from the context why Eyüp Aksu would request an increase in the cost of indi-bindi. It is possible that he is seeking to improve the financial situation of the taxi drivers' union or to support local businesses that produce indi-bindi. However, without more information, it is difficult to determine the specific reasons behind his request.