The CHP Had Appealed to the Supreme Court on the Grounds of 'Name Similarity' with the NEW Party: Did the CHP Meet with the Innovation Party?
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Müslim Sarı, spokesperson for the CHP (Republican People's Party), responded to claims that the CHP and the Innovation Party were in talks. The Innovation Party had applied to the Supreme Court Chief Prosecutor's Office requesting that the name of the "New Party" be changed on the grounds that it was similar to their own party name.
Following the complaint filed by the Innovation Party with the Supreme Court, the NEW Party received a notification to change its name. After this development, it was alleged that the CHP's (Republican People's Party) leadership held talks with the Innovation Party. Speaking about these allegations, Müslim Sarı, spokesperson for the CHP's leadership, stated, "The CHP has no involvement whatsoever..."
Öztürk Yılmaz, the leader of the Innovation Party, spoke about the name dispute surrounding the New Party. Yılmaz recounted the meetings held with Özgür Özel and said, "Waiting for the Constitutional Court's decision is an old CHP habit."
Öztürk Yılmaz, the leader of the Innovation Party, said, "Waiting for the Constitutional Court's decision is an old CHP habit. I think what's happening is clear; what needs to be done is to quickly resolve this issue and find a solution that benefits the social opposition. If they are disappointed, they shouldn't shift the blame onto the citizens."
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