Türkiye's CHP Refers 49 Members to Discipline over Ties to Rival Party
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The CHP (Republican People's Party) referred 51 individuals, who held various positions in the party in the previous term and are alleged to have engaged in "New Party propaganda despite being CHP members," to the High Disciplinary Board (YDK). The list includes names such as Selin Sayek Böke, İlhan Cihaner, Bahadır Erdem, and Aylin Nazlıaka.
The Party Council (PM) under Kemal Kılıçdaroğlu's administration has referred 51 people to the disciplinary committee with a request for their permanent expulsion on the grounds that they are close to the New Party. It has been learned that Selin Sayek Böke, Aylin Nazlıaka, Bahadır Erdem, and İlhan Cihaner are also on the list.
In the CHP, under the leadership of Kemal Kılıçdaroğlu, who was appointed as the party leader following a court ruling of absolute nullity, 49 individuals, including party executives elected to the Party Council (PM) and the Central Executive Committee (MYK) by delegates' votes at the last congress, as well as former MPs, have been referred to the High Disciplinary Board (YDK) with a request for their permanent expulsion. Among those referred to…
In the CHP (Republican People's Party), disciplinary proceedings have been initiated against some individuals for supporting another political party despite being party members. Among those referred to the High Disciplinary Board with a request for provisional expulsion are Selin Sayek Böke, Aylin Nazlıaka, Ecevit Keleş, and İlhan Cihaner.
The CHP's Central Executive Committee has referred 51 individuals, who previously held various positions within the party and were found to be campaigning for the New Party despite being CHP members, to the High Disciplinary Board (YDK).
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