핵심 요약
- 1. Özgür Özel announced the establishment of a new political movement called "Yeni Parti" after separating from the CHP.
- 2. 91 deputies, including Şanlıurfa Deputy Mahmut Tanal, resigned and joined the new formation.
- 3. The official establishment petition of the Yeni Parti was submitted to the Ministry of Interior.
숫자로 보기
The long-running debates in the CHP (Republican People's Party) have moved to a new dimension with the mass resignation of 91 deputies. Özgür Özel announced to the public with a video message he published that he left his party and established a political movement called "Yeni Parti".
Mahmut Tanal, a Deputy from Şanlıurfa, also joined the new political formation, whose establishment petition was submitted to the Ministry of Interior. This movement, led by Özel, is expected to form a significant group in the parliament.
Özgür Özel, who became the center of attention following these developments, stated that a new era has begun and wished that the movement he launched would be beneficial for the country and the party members.
반응 남기기
이 기사에 대해 질문
답변은 이 기사만을 바탕으로 AI가 생성합니다.
자주 묻는 질문
- What is the name of the new party founded by Özgür Özel?
- The name of the new political movement founded by Özgür Özel, which set off by separating from the CHP, was announced as "Yeni Parti".
- What is Mahmut Tanal's role in joining this new party?
- Şanlıurfa Deputy Mahmut Tanal also announced that he would take part in the Yeni Parti founded by Özgür Özel by resigning from the CHP.
- How many deputies in total joined the new party?
- A total of 91 deputies, including Mahmut Tanal, resigned and joined the Yeni Parti during its establishment phase.
다른 출처의 보도 · 8 · 2 개국
- Hürriyet Teknoloji·
- Özgür Özel Announced His Resignation From the Party Following His Removal From the CHP General PresidencyBirGün Ekonomi·
- Aksaray Manşet·
- Yeniçağ·
- Bolu Takip Gazetesi·
- Çağdaş Kocaeli·
- Indyturk Ekonomi·
- Özgür Özel Announces He Will Establish a New Party: Aims to Become the Main Opposition with 82 DeputiesKanal Maraş·