Resignation earthquake in the capital and rising political tension mark the September 23 agenda.
12punto has compiled the most critical developments that changed the course of the September 23 agenda for its readers, from the resignation earthquake in the capital to the bribery investigation in the judiciary.

They voted for the AKP candidate: Disciplinary process for 3 CHP members in Adalar
Three CHP council members, who were determined to have voted for AK Party candidate Kemal Türkyılmaz in the Adalar Deputy Mayor election, have been referred to the disciplinary board with a request for permanent expulsion. Meanwhile, New Party Istanbul Provincial Chair Özgür Çelik reacted harshly to the process, stating that the election was directed through pressure, threats, and blackmail.

MASAK announced: Is there a grey list risk for Turkey in the FATF report?
The Financial Crimes Investigation Board (MASAK) announced that the report published by the Financial Action Task Force (FATF) did not identify any strategic deficiencies for Turkey and that the risk of being placed on the grey list has been eliminated. It was emphasized that Turkey, which is compliant with 38 out of 40 recommendations, has significantly strengthened its capacity to combat financial crimes.

Activity at CHP Headquarters following Mansur Yavaş's resignation! Müslim Sarı went to Kılıçdaroğlu's office
CHP Spokesperson Müslim Sarı's criticism of Ankara Metropolitan Municipality Mayor Mansur Yavaş over his meeting with President Erdoğan has caused a rift in the party. Yavaş's signal of resignation immediately following Sarı's statements, which emphasized party loyalty and discipline, caused activity at the CHP Headquarters.

Breaking News... Warning to security units from Minister Çiftçi after the school attack! 'From now on, school security...'
Following an armed attack in front of a school in the Turgutlu district of Manisa, where 11 students were injured, Interior Minister Mustafa Çiftçi issued serious warnings to security units. Stating that school security cannot be viewed as a routine public order issue, Minister Çiftçi noted that all precautions will be taken before danger knocks on the door.

Allegation of interference in the judiciary: 5 names suspended
Within the scope of the investigation conducted by the Bakırköy Chief Public Prosecutor's Office, 5 judicial members alleged to have interfered in cases in exchange for benefits have been suspended from duty. While it is claimed that the individuals suspended by the Council of Judges and Prosecutors (HSK) are linked to a criminal organization, it was stated that the investigation could expand in light of digital evidence.

Turkish business world in Latvia
The "DEİK Baltic Countries Meeting," held in Riga to strengthen the Turkish diaspora in the Baltic region, brought together important representatives of the Turkish business world. The event, which also hosted the official opening of the Latvian-Turkish Chamber of Commerce, was evaluated as a strategic step to deepen commercial ties between Turkey and the Baltic geography.

Breaking News... Mansur Yavaş has resigned from the CHP!
Ankara Metropolitan Municipality Mayor Mansur Yavaş announced that he has officially resigned from the CHP, stating that loyalty to the will of the voters is a matter of honor in politics. Stating that the recent political and legal debates have saddened the nation, Yavaş underscored that he will continue his duties and services independently.

First statement from Özgür Özel on Mansur Yavaş's resignation from the CHP
In his first assessment following Mansur Yavaş's resignation from his party, CHP Chairman Özgür Özel stated that they respect the decisions that mayors will make. Özel expressed that he spoke with Yavaş by phone after the decision and wished that this step would be beneficial for him and the country.

Successive resignations in Ankara following Mansur Yavaş
Immediately following Mansur Yavaş's decision to leave, the mayors of Ankara's Beypazarı, Elmadağ, Kalecik, Güdül, Polatlı, Ayaş, and Şereflikoçhisar districts also resigned from the CHP one after another. The mayors, who parted ways with the party, announced that they would continue to serve their districts independently without any discrimination on the path they embarked upon with Yavaş.

First comment from Kılıçdaroğlu on Mansur Yavaş's resignation! Statement also came from the NEW Party
Speaking on Mansur Yavaş's choice of an independent path, CHP Chairman Kemal Kılıçdaroğlu summarized the process as "a unilateral action and his own political preference." NEW Party Group Deputy Chairman Murat Emir supported Yavaş, emphasizing that he is a leader of whom all of Turkey is proud due to his honesty and populist municipalism.
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