Kılıçdaroğlu administration discusses files on the table

The Central Executive Board (MYK), chaired by Kemal Kılıçdaroğlu, who was brought to the CHP Chairmanship following the absolute nullity decision, has convened. The meeting's agenda includes appointments for group deputy chairmanships, preparations for the group meeting to be held on Tuesday, and allegations of "party crimes" brought up against some party administrators and deputies.

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Following the absolute nullity decision in the CHP, eyes have turned once again to the Central Executive Board meeting as part of the new process that has begun. The MYK, chaired by Kemal Kılıçdaroğlu, gathered at the party headquarters.

It is expected that many topics that have come to the fore on the party's agenda in recent days will be evaluated at the meeting.

GROUP DEPUTY CHAIRMANSHIP APPOINTMENTS ON THE AGENDA

One of the most important agenda items of the MYK meeting is the arrangements to be made regarding the group management in the Turkish Grand National Assembly (TBMM).

It is expected that the appointments to be made to the vacant group deputy chairmanship positions will be discussed at the meeting and evaluations will be made on this matter.

PREPARATIONS FOR TUESDAY'S GROUP MEETING

The CHP Group Meeting, which will be held on Tuesday, June 16, was also taken onto the agenda at the meeting.

It is stated that the party administration will evaluate the preparations for the group meeting and focus on the roadmap to be followed.

PARTY ASSEMBLY MEETING TO BE EVALUATED

It has been learned that the MYK members will also put the results of the Party Assembly meeting, which was held in recent days, on the table.

It is expected that the decisions taken at the PM and the reflections of these decisions on the party administration will be discussed at the meeting.

"PARTY CRIME" ALLEGATIONS ON THE TABLE

It is also stated that allegations of "party crimes" that have come to the agenda regarding some party administrators and deputies may be discussed at the Central Executive Board meeting.

It is noted that the evaluations in question cover names including some provincial chairs and deputies.