Ms. Selvi, were your husband's actions pleasant?

The 38th Ordinary CHP Congress, which was of historical importance, ended without incident. Kılıçdaroğlu left with the votes of the delegates who listened to the voice of the voters; in his place came Özgür Özel, who had been his closest associate for years and to whom he had even entrusted the Parliamentary Group.

And what remains from the Congress is...

It was the sharp reaction given on the way out by Ms. Selvi, who until today was known for not appearing on the political stage and for "taking care not to become a second Ms. Rahşan"!

Her grabbing Özgür Özel by the hand after he finished his speech and scolding him by saying, "It is not pleasant for you to shout!" was not very "pleasant" for her own part.

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So, what was the reason for this "sharp attitude"?

Remember; in his speech, Özgür Özel had criticized Kemal Kılıçdaroğlu for giving 39 parliamentary seats to alliance partners.

Then he added:

"My dear Chairman; not out of disrespect, but do not place this burden on our backs; we were not there, I swear by God, when those 39 parliamentary seats were given. Oğuz Kaan Salıcı was there by your side again. We were not there, I swear by God, when the secret protocol was made. Your advisor was there by your side again."

These words fell like a bomb in the Congress hall.

And the person most affected by the bomb was Ms. Selvi, who had not entered active politics for years and had maintained her silence even on the most important issues...

After Özgür Özel finished his speech, he went to Kemal and Selvi Kılıçdaroğlu and shook their hands. At that moment, Ms. Selvi, who grabbed Özel's hand and pulled him toward her, leaned into his ear and said, "It is not pleasant for you to shout."

These words were recorded by the cameras turned toward them.

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I can understand Ms. Selvi being upset.

After all, her life partner is about to lose a seat that is the meaning of his life...

The scene in the hall is the harbinger of this...

Both she and her dear husband are tense...

The "magical circle of attention" that has surrounded them for years is about to disappear!

But no matter how angry and hurt she may be; even if she thinks her husband has been "betrayed"...

She still should have kept her temper in check.

Because the person she was caught on camera "scolding" was the person who would occupy the most valuable seat in the CHP after her husband.

Even if she thought a reaction was necessary, she should have left it to her husband.

She did not.

She could not help herself.

On her way out, she "Rahşan-ized..."

While trying to act as a shield for her husband, she finished herself off.

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Now, isn't it the right of all of us to ask, Ms. Selvi?

When your esteemed husband condemned a massive mass of people to Ekmeleddin and told those who reacted, "You will go and vote willy-nilly," did you say the same thing to him? In other words, did you say, "It was not pleasant, Kemal"?

When he brought names who insulted Atatürk into the party and made them administrators... and when he sent Atatürkist names like Emine Ülker Tarhan, Süheyl Batum, Birgül Ayman Güler, and Dilek Akagün Yılmaz out of the party and filled their places with FETÖ members and Saadet Party members, did you say, "It was not pleasant"?

Did you find it very "pleasant," for example, when he said, "Come here," while announcing Muharrem İnce's presidential candidacy?

Did you find it very pleasant that he boasted not of his Tunceli identity, but of his Dersim identity, that he engaged in religious politics through his Alevi identity, and that he met repeatedly behind closed doors with the US Ambassador, who is also a CIA representative, without explaining what they discussed?

Did you find that very pleasant?

Did you enjoy it very much when he bargained with the local administrators of Ali Babacan's party just a few weeks ago?

In which one did you intervene?

In which one did you criticize your esteemed husband?

In which one did you take a stand, only to write yourself into Turkish political history with such an outburst today?

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In short, "it was not pleasant," Rahşan, pardon me, Ms. Selvi...

I wish you had not etched yourself into our minds with these unnecessary words as you were leaving!