CHP concerns in AKP corridors: Claims of a new party stir things up

Nefes columnist Nuray Babacan shared a striking assessment regarding developments within the CHP from AKP corridors. An AKP official expressed the view that after Kemal Kılıçdaroğlu is neutralized, Özgür Özel and his colleagues will be forced to form a new party, and that this would lead to much worse results for the ruling party. It is predicted that this change process will make the People's Alliance the losing side in the election.

Following the cancellation of the CHP İstanbul Provincial Congress, Gürsel Tekin, who was appointed as a trustee, will go to the Istanbul Provincial Headquarters on Monday. Tekin, who was brought to the position in line with the court's decision, will begin work at the provincial building with his team. This development has caused the power struggle within the party to gain momentum ahead of the CHP's party congress lawsuit.

"NEW PARTY" DISCUSSED IN AKP CORRIDORS

According to what Nuray Babacan reported, notable comments are being made in AKP corridors, particularly regarding the process of the CHP being neutralized by Kemal Kılıçdaroğlu. An AKP official stated that Özgür Özel and his colleagues would be forced to form a new party as a result of not receiving enough support from Kılıçdaroğlu's team. It is predicted that this situation would lead to much more negative results for the People's Alliance.

IS THE PEOPLE'S ALLIANCE THE LOSER IN THE ELECTION?

Among the comments in the corridors, it is suggested that the grievances of the opposition within the CHP will increase, and that the birth of a new party from this group would have significant effects on voters. AKP officials are commenting that this change process within the CHP will negatively affect election results and that the loser will be the People's Alliance.

The Istanbul 45th Civil Court of First Instance had decided to cancel the 38th Ordinary CHP İstanbul Provincial Congress and dismissed the current Provincial Chair Özgür Çelik and his administration.

Following this decision, the trustee administration to which Gürsel Tekin was appointed will begin operations at the provincial building on Monday. However, assessments made in AKP corridors regarding the outcome of the CHP's party congress lawsuit have led to uncertainty within the ruling wing. Babacan reports that some AKP officials are curiously waiting to see what consequences changing the outcome of this lawsuit might have for the ruling party.

Another claim in the corridors is about what kind of turning point the developments within the CHP will create for the party's future. AKP officials argue that this change process within the CHP could lead to the birth of a new political movement and that this movement could become a major force in the election. It is stated that this situation could weaken the People's Alliance's chances of winning the election and could force the ruling party to change its strategy.