Critical visit concludes: Imralı delegation meets with Bahçeli! Second phase has begun
The DEM Party's Imralı delegation made significant statements during their meeting with MHP Chairman Devlet Bahçeli. While Pervin Buldan stated that the process has moved to the second phase, Bahçeli said, "I would sign my name under it."
The DEM Party's Imralı delegation, consisting of Pervin Buldan, Mithat Sancar, and Faik Özgür Erol, held a critical meeting with MHP Chairman Devlet Bahçeli. Following the meeting, Pervin Buldan stated that the process had moved to the second phase, declaring, "An important step has been taken in this process."

BAHÇELİ'S RESPONSE: "I WOULD SIGN MY NAME UNDER IT"
MHP Chairman Devlet Bahçeli, in his statement after the meeting, indicated that they would support the progress of the process, using the phrase, "I would sign my name under it." This statement became a notable detail following the meeting.
MHP'S 120-PAGE REPORT SUBMITTED TO PARLIAMENT
The meeting between the Imralı delegation and MHP Chairman Bahçeli took place immediately after the MHP submitted a 120-page report it had prepared to the Speaker of Parliament. The meeting was recorded as the first session held within the framework of the "National Solidarity, Brotherhood, and Democracy Commission."
Prior to the meeting, MHP Deputy Chairman in charge of Legal Affairs Feti Yıldız had stated, "Legally, what needs to be done depends on the complete dissolution of the organization."
News Source: 12punto
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