Osmangazi District Chair Raşit Gürbüz had been dismissed: The decision arrived during his son's wedding
A comprehensive change of duties was carried out in the district organizations in Bursa. While four district chairs and their administrations were dismissed, the most notable development was that Osmangazi District Chair Raşit Gürbüz learned of the dismissal decision during his son's wedding.
The change of duties carried out in the party organizations in Bursa drew attention. According to the information obtained, changes were made in the district presidencies of Osmangazi, Kestel, Yenişehir, and Mustafakemalpaşa. New district chairs were appointed to replace the dismissed names.
The most talked-about development concerned Osmangazi District Chair Raşit Gürbüz.
According to the information obtained, Gürbüz learned of the dismissal decision during his son's wedding.
Ertan Kökkoparan was appointed to replace the dismissed Gürbüz.
ADMINISTRATIONS CHANGED IN FOUR DISTRICTS
Within the scope of the changes of duties in Bursa, four district chairs and their administrations were dismissed, and new names were assigned to replace them.
The changes of duties took place as follows:
Osmangazi District Chair Raşit Gürbüz and his administration were dismissed. Ertan Kökkoparan was appointed in his place.
Kestel District Chair Yıldıray Atlı and his administration were dismissed. Hatice Doğan was brought in his place.
Yenişehir District Chair Deniz Dörtkardeş and his administration were dismissed. Tayfun Sırman was appointed in his place.
Mustafakemalpaşa District Chair Gökhan Demir and his administration were dismissed. Burak Gökmen was assigned in his place.
News Source: 12punto
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