The dissolution in the Future Party has spread to Parliament: Saadet benches remained empty
Following Ahmet Davutoğlu's statement that he "did not break away from the AK Party," the first resignation occurred in the Future Party. While it is being discussed that Nedim Yamalı will join the AKP, the Saadet Group benches remained empty today.
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As political corridors in Ankara become active, a remarkable development has taken place in the Future Party. Following Chairman Ahmet Davutoğlu's statement that he "did not break away from the AK Party," the first resignation from the party came from former Ankara Provincial Chairman and Member of Parliament Nedim Yamalı.
It is expected that Yamalı will officially join the AKP tomorrow at the AKP Group Meeting, where President and AKP Chairman Recep Tayyip Erdoğan will pin the party badge on him.
This resignation marks a critical turning point for the new group that is being attempted to be formed in Parliament among DEVA, Future, Saadet, and the DP.
With Yamalı's departure, the Saadet Group faces the risk of failing to reach the required number of members, and if a new deputy does not join the Saadet Party, it will face the danger of losing its group status.
It was noted that the Saadet Party benches remained empty in the Grand National Assembly of Turkey (TBMM) General Assembly today. Saadet Party Hatay MP Necmettin Çalışkan was present in the General Assembly.
CURRENT SITUATION IN PARLIAMENT
The current situation regarding the number of seats in Parliament is as follows:
AKP: 267
CHP: 129
DEM Party: 57
MHP: 47
İYİ Party: 30
Saadet Party: 20 (10 Future Party)
DEVA: 15
Independent: 11
HÜDA Par: 4
YRP: 4
TİP: 3
DBP: 2
EMEP: 2
DSP: 1
DP: 1