Cell phone ban in the commission established in the Turkish Parliament: It has bothered Numan Kurtulmuş a lot!

Terro r orga nization PKK's symbolic burning of weapons on July 11 as part of the openin g process, the National Unity, Brotherhood and Solidarity Commission was established within the Grand National Assembly of Turkey (TBMM). The commission is expected to discuss important issues such as amnesty and the right to hope, as well as the fate of the senior leaders and members of the terrorist organization PKK.

The commission is expected to discuss important issues such as amnesty and the right to hope, as well as the fate of the senior leaders and members of the terrorist organization PKK.

 The second meeting of the commission, held yesterday, was conducted in secret due to presentations by MIT President İbrahim Kalın, Minister of National Defense Yaşar Güler, and Minister of Interior Ali Yerlikaya.

The minutes of the meetings will not be published for 10 years. After the commission's first meeting, it had been planned for the meetings to be open. 

However, members of the press were unable to follow the meetings, and audio and video recordings were kept solely under the supervision of the TBMM Presidency.

CELL PHONE BAN FROM KURTULMUŞ

During the first meeting, the leaking of some of the commission members' remarks to the press bothered TBMM Speaker Numan Kurtulmuş. 

For this reason, Kurtulmuş requested that deputies attending the commission meetings not bring their cell phones. It was learned that cell phones were also collected during yesterday's secret meeting.