Behind-the-scenes on Devlet Bahçeli from Nagehan Alçı: 'He is raising the bar, he will continue to surprise'

Journalist Nagehan Alçı, known for her proximity to the government, shared information she obtained from MHP sources regarding the new resolution process. Speaking on a live broadcast, Alçı said, "We cannot get used to being surprised because Mr. Devlet is raising the bar."

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Nationalist Movement Party (MHP) Chairman Devlet Bahçeli’s call, which initiated the new resolution process, and the subsequent call for disarmament made by PKK terrorist organization leader Abdullah Öcalan on February 27, continue to remain on the agenda.

Bahçeli, who was resting following heart valve surgery, engaged in intense telephone traffic following the recent developments. Bahçeli, who spoke with former HDP Co-Chair Selahattin Demirtaş, who is imprisoned in Edirne, conveyed his get-well wishes to Demirtaş due to his wife's illness. During this process, Bahçeli also called Sırrı Süreyya Önder, Pervin Buldan, Ahmet Türk, Yılmaz Erdoğan, and Sezgin Tanrıkulu.

Regarding the call initiated by Bahçeli and the subsequent phone calls he made, notable behind-the-scenes information came from journalist Nagehan Alçı, who is known for her proximity to the government.

"MR. DEVLET IS SHOWING TREMENDOUS WILL"

Speaking on Tv100, Alçı said, "There may be provocations from now on. The process may lengthen or slow down. These are expected things, but at least for now, I am very optimistic. Why am I optimistic? Because Mr. Devlet is showing a tremendous will."

"MR. DEVLET WILL CONTINUE TO SURPRISE"

Sharing information she obtained from MHP sources, Alçı stated the following:

"He also called Sezgin Tanrıkulu. This is also very important. When I speak with MHP sources, they say Mr. Devlet will continue to surprise. We cannot get used to being surprised because Mr. Devlet is raising the bar. His calling Sezgin Tanrıkulu from within the CHP is also very valuable. Because Mr. Sezgin has practiced law in Diyarbakır for years, right at the heart of the Kurdish issue."