Tülay Hatimoğulları reveals the condition set by the terrorist organization PKK!

MHP leader Devlet Bahçeli, the architect of the new resolution process which the government calls a Terror-Free Turkey, saw a group of PKK terrorists lay down their arms in a symbolic 'ceremony' following a video message from terrorist leader Abdullah Öcalan.

All eyes have turned to what will happen in the next stages of the process.

DEM Party Co-Chair Tülay Hatimoğulları made assessments regarding the process during a live broadcast she attended.

"THEY WANT TO BE INCLUDED IN CIVILIAN LIFE"

Responding to questions from Kürşad Oğuz and İsmail Saymaz on Halk TV, Hatimoğulları stated the following regarding the so-called ceremony of the terrorist organization PKK:

“Those who have held weapons until today said they want to engage in politics in the plains. They want to be included in civilian life. They said they want a new page to be turned. They stated that they have taken a decisive step to achieve practical success. 

They expressed that they will integrate themselves into democratic politics. What needs to happen is for this ground to be provided. They want to engage in 'plain politics' for the process to become permanent. They want to be involved in commune discussions. Ultimately, if they are going to be arrested when they arrive, they cannot come. Therefore, naturally, among the concrete steps, a legal regulation must be made for the cadres in the PKK who lay down their arms.”

THE PKK TERRORIST ORGANIZATION'S ÖCALAN CONDITION

Revealing the 'condition' of the terrorist organization PKK, Tülay Hatimoğulları said, “Öcalan does not insist on leaving İmralı, but the organization has a demand in this direction.”

Upon İsmail Saymaz asking, “Are they presenting this as a condition?”, she replied, “Yes.”

ERDOĞAN’S ‘ALLIANCE’ MESSAGE

Hatimoğulları said the following:

“Statements came from both their spokesperson Ömer Çelik and the President himself in their own expressions that 'an alliance was not intended.' Since the first day the process began, we have not only met with the government. We also met with opposition parties. Therefore, we have emphasized from the beginning that the peace process cannot happen without the opposition. There is definitely no such alliance. It cannot be for the interest of any party in a narrow sense. We witnessed a historic moment in Sulaymaniyah. We would have preferred this to be discussed. It is clear that a segment does not want this process. We are not walking with any party. We are walking this path with the state.

The government did not give a signal for an early election. Either an early election or a constitutional amendment is required. The peace process should not be confused with the election process. This would harm the peace process. We do not even want to include it in our agenda as much as possible.

The Constitution is not on the agenda right now. But there is a need for a 'clearing of the path' for this constitution to be changed. The current Constitution is not being used. This must be eliminated. The pressure on the opposition and the law on appointed trustees (kayyum) must be lifted.

Those who have held weapons until today said they want to engage in politics in the plains. They want to be included in civilian life. They said they want a new page to be turned. They stated that they have taken a decisive step to achieve practical success. They expressed that they will integrate themselves into democratic politics. What needs to happen is for this ground to be provided. They want to engage in 'plain politics' for the process to become permanent. They want to be involved in commune discussions. Ultimately, if they are going to be arrested when they arrive, they cannot come. Therefore, naturally, among the concrete steps, a legal regulation must be made for the cadres in the PKK who lay down their arms.”