CHP prepares for September 15: Stockpiling begins at headquarters... Look at what was brought in!

The CHP Headquarters has already taken precautions to prevent a repeat of the incidents that occurred following the decision to appoint a trustee to the Istanbul Provincial Presidency. 

According to the report by Fatih Atik The party's youthbrancheshave begun keepingwatch at the Headquarters building against the possibility of the court issuing an“absolute nullity”ruling on September 15.CHP has madepreparations against potential policeintervention,procuring 3,000 gas masks, lemons, and food supplies.

While continuing its political and legal struggle against the absolute nullity case, the CHP is also making preparations for the decision that will emerge from the court.

Following the police blockade and trustee appointment at the Istanbul Provincial Presidency, new action methods are being implemented to ensure a similar situation does not occur at the party's Headquarters. If the court issues an “absolute nullity” ruling, youth will be on watch to ensure the CHP Headquarters is not left empty.

FOOD AND SUPPLYSTOCKPILED

According to information obtained,preparations have been made at the CHP Headquarters for any potential tension.More than 3,000 N95-type gas masks were purchasedfor the youthwho will be keeping watch.Additionally, food items that will be needed during the watch have been procured.It was stated that in addition to food products such as pasta and biscuits, lemons were also purchased as a precaution against police tear gas.

81 PROVINCIAL CHAIRS COMING TO ANKARA THIS WEEKEND

The CHP is aiming for high participation for the rally to be held on September 14. In this context, 81 provincial chairs are expected to arrive in Ankara over the weekend. Preparations for the success of the rally are continuing at full speed.

It was previously stated that the September 30 hearing was postponed because the “economic management found the timing inconvenient.” However, the possibility of an interim decision being issued before the hearing date is on the agenda in political circles. As of yesterday, there is talk that the case could be postponed to a later date. A postponement would allow the CHP's ordinary congress calendar to continue. The ordinary congress to be held in November will ensure the conclusion of this process and the end of the delegates' terms.

The CHP continues its preparations.