Founding member of Ağıralioğlu's Anahtar Party resigns: Ümit Özdağ announces they have joined the Victory Party
Ülkü Ayaydın, a member of the Founders' Board of the Anahtar Party (A Party) established in Ankara on October 30 by former IYI Party member Yavuz Ağıralioğlu, has resigned and joined the Victory Party.
Former IYI Party member Yavuz Ağıralioğlu had resigned following his remarks regarding former CHP leader Kemal Kılıçdaroğlu's candidacy in 2023.
Ülkü Ayaydın, a member of the Founders' Board of the party Ağıralioğlu established on October 30 under the name Anahtar Party, has resigned and joined the Victory Party.
'THE ONLY PARTY THAT WILL SEND BACK 13 MILLION ASYLUM SEEKERS AND ILLEGAL MIGRANTS...'
Victory Party leader Ümit Özdağ announced Ayaydın's participation in the party in a post on X, stating the following:
My sister Ülkü Ayaydın has resigned from her membership on the A Party founders' board one week after the party's establishment and joined the Victory Party, the only party that does not compromise on Atatürk and the founding principles of our Republic, does not surrender to terror, and will send 13 million asylum seekers and illegal migrants back to their homelands.
Ülkü Ayaydın kardeşim A Parti kurucular kurulu üyeliğinden parti kuruluşundan bir hafta sonra istifa ederek Atatürk’ten, Cumhuriyetimizin kuruluş ilkelerinden taviz vermeyen, teröre teslim olmayan, 13 milyon sığınmacı ve kaçağı vatanlarına yollayacak olan tek partiye Zafer… pic.twitter.com/9x7J9qc8yq
— Ümit Özdağ (@umitozdag) November 27, 2024
News Source: 12punto
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