Mehmet Uçum's 'transition process law' proposal had drawn attention: KHK statement from MHP's Feti Yıldız
MHP's Feti Yıldız responded to a user who quoted his social media post regarding KHKs.
12punto
Nationalist Movement Party (MHP) Deputy Chairman Feti Yıldız brought a social media post regarding the "Transition Process Law," which was brought to the agenda by Chief Advisor to the President Mehmet Uçum, back to the spotlight.
Yıldız drew attention by quoting a question under a post shared by journalist Hilal Köylü, which asked, "Is there a connection between this and those acquitted who were dismissed by decree (KHK)?"
FETİ YILDIZ'S POST BECAME A TOPIC OF DISCUSSION
In a post on the social media platform X, Feti Yıldız joined the discussions specifically regarding the "Transition Process Law." The article penned by Chief Advisor to the President Mehmet Uçum recently, titled "The Law of the Transition Process to a Terror-Free Turkey," received significant attention. In his article, Uçum had expressed the idea that a special "transition process law" should be enacted. A user who commented on this article raised allegations of a connection to KHKs.
In response to this question, Feti Yıldız reshared his post, but later clarified his claims regarding KHKs.
FETİ YILDIZ REACTED TO THE NEWS
Feti Yıldız brought another controversy to the agenda with his reaction to claims made in an interview he gave to Hilal Köylü from Serbestiyet last May. Yıldız issued a statement declaring that the remarks attributed to him, such as "It should also cover KHK victims. A law should be made to ensure equality in execution," were not his own and were an example of disinformation. Yıldız stated, "I have not made any statement or declaration to any person or media outlet regarding KHKs. Those responsible for this deliberate fake news will be held accountable before the law."
In his statement, Feti Yıldız characterized the news in question as a lie and disinformation, noting that the journalist who included the incorrect information had apologized and corrected the error. Stating that "there is a typical example of disinformation here," Yıldız emphasized that this fake news, which is being announced to the public, will be pursued through legal channels.