That TGRT report caused a crisis: It created discomfort within the government
The claim by TGRT Ankara Representative Fatih Atik that the CHP's meeting in Ankara had been banned created a stir. The report, which was denied by the Kılıçdaroğlu camp, is also alleged to have caused discomfort within the government.
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Fatih Atik, the Ankara Representative for TGRT, which is known for its proximity to the government, claimed in a breaking news report he shared yesterday that a meeting to be held by the CHP's elected Chairman Özgür Özel and the accompanying CHP leadership at the Ankara Provincial Organization, with the participation of citizens, had been banned.
In Atik's report, it was alleged that the ban in question was issued by the Governor's Office and that the decision was made in line with the request of the team of Kemal Kılıçdaroğlu, who was brought to the position of CHP Chairman following a decision of absolute nullity.
DENIAL FROM THE KILIÇDAROĞLU CAMP
A statement regarding the claim that became the agenda came from Kemal Kılıçdaroğlu's lawyer and advisor.
In the statement made, it was stated that the report featured on TGRT did not reflect the truth, and the claim in question was denied.
THE MEETING TURNED INTO A RALLY
The meeting held in Ankara today took place with broad participation. It was observed that a large number of citizens came to the area during the program.
Following the event, the crowd gathered under the leadership of Özgür Özel marched to Anıtkabir.
ALLEGED DISCOMFORT WITHIN THE GOVERNMENT
According to a report in the Cumhuriyet newspaper, the news published on TGRT, which was later denied, also caused discomfort in government circles.
In the report, it was claimed that the recent editorial policy of TGRT, which has opened its screens to names close to Kemal Kılıçdaroğlu throughout the process experienced within the CHP, has drawn the reaction of some government sources.
ALLEGED TO BE EVALUATED AS "PROVOCATIVE"
According to information based on sources close to the government cited by Cumhuriyet, Fatih Atik's report in question was interpreted as "provocative" within the government wing.
In the same report, it was alleged that the discomfort felt was also conveyed to the channel's management.
IT HAD CAUSED CONTROVERSY BEFORE
Fatih Atik's name had previously come to the agenda with some reports that caused controversy in the public eye.
The report recalled that the claim "Öcalan wants to get married," which Atik had put forward in the past, also caused a reaction within the security bureaucracy.