While the AKP, which has incorporated many names, particularly from the CHP, holds a new badge-pinning ceremony almost every day, these 'political transfers' taking place one after another are being met with backlash in the eyes of citizens.
While citizens who think their votes have gone to waste continue to express their reactions on different platforms, AKP's Tayyar also made a post regarding the deputy transfers.
Şamil Tayyar reacted to the political transfers, stating, "The time has come, and is passing, to regulate the transfers that make the political institution controversial."
Tayyar wrote the following:
"Today.
I spoke with friends who have different political views in many different channels.
I did not see a single person who looks favorably upon the transfers of members of parliament and mayors.
I am observing that the mood is changing on social media as well.
I saw that accounts close to us are reacting to deputy transfers to this extent for the first time.
The time has come, and is passing, to regulate the transfers that make the political institution controversial.
Anyone can engage in politics wherever they want, but it should be prohibited for a person elected with the votes of another party to change parties while retaining their office.
Transitions could be possible for reasons such as party closure or expulsion, or they could remain independent.
Except for very special and exceptional circumstances, I do not think these transfers will benefit any party.
We'll see at the election."
News Source: 12punto
