Name Crisis in the NEW Party: The Supreme Court Warned Them, but They Brushed It Off Saying 'Nothing Will Happen'.
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The New Party is facing the possibility of a name change even before holding its first congress. Following an appeal to the Supreme Court by the leader of the New Party, Öztürk Yılmaz, on the grounds of name similarity, all eyes are now on the decision to be made.
Haber 7 - The Supreme Court warned the New Party (YENİ Parti) to change its name due to the similarity with the Innovation Party (Yenilik Partisi). The Özel administration, not wanting to risk being unable to participate in the elections after forming a party, is considering merging with the Innovation Party.
It has been alleged that the Supreme Court issued a "name" warning to the New Party following an application by the party. The New Party now has two options. Meanwhile, Aytuğ Atıcı has emerged as the first rival to Kemal Kılıçdaroğlu within the CHP (Republican People's Party). What did Atıcı and Kılıçdaroğlu discuss?
The new party faced the possibility of a name change even before holding its first congress.
The Supreme Court warned the New Party to change its name due to the similarity with the Innovation Party. Not wanting to risk forming another party and being unable to participate in the elections, the Özel administration plans to overcome the crisis by merging with the Innovation Party, led by Öztürk Yılmaz, and holding a congress through a delegate system.
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