Özgür Özel sends a message: The CHP group is on the highest level of red alert

CHP Chairman Özgür Özel reacted to the regulation regarding stray animals, stating, "The CHP group is on red alert. It is on the highest level of red alert.

We will do what is necessary to fulfill our responsibilities before history to ensure this law is not enacted, or if it is enacted by the power of the majority, we will still do what is necessary. This means slaughter.

CHP-run municipalities will not do this, but many other municipalities will," he said.

On Özel's agenda were the raises made to the lowest pension salaries and the regulation regarding stray animals.

"THE CHP IS ON RED ALERT"

Özel said, "The CHP group is on red alert. It is on the highest level of red alert. Except for very specific excuses based on health problems or health problems of first-degree relatives, our group will continue its struggle in Parliament.

We are in a state of red alert. We will do what is necessary to fulfill our responsibilities before history to ensure this law is not enacted, or if it is enacted by the power of the majority, we will still do what is necessary.

This means slaughter. CHP-run municipalities will not do this, but many other municipalities will," he stated.

REACTION: "PENSION RAISE IS INSUFFICIENT"

Özel also reacted to the raise made to the lowest pension salary. Stating that his party advocates that the lowest pension salary should not be below the minimum wage, Özel said, "Increasing the lowest pension salary to 12,500 is a mockery.

In January, 10 thousand liras could buy 25 kilos of ground beef. Before the raise, it was 16 kilos. After the raise, it went up to 20 kilos. Compared to January, someone is taking 5 kilos of ground beef from the pensioner's table.

What was done yesterday is not a raise; it is stealing the money that is the pensioner's right. I would like to state that we will not accept this and that we will continue our struggle," he said.

News Source: İHA