US EditionInterior Minister Yerlikaya to Chp: Ignoring Court Decisions and Trying to Force People Onto the Streets Is a Defiance of the Law; the State Will Do What Is Necessary!
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As the CHP's Istanbul leadership erupted in crisis after crisis within the party, Özgür Özel once again provoked citizens to take to the streets. Meanwhile, CHP MP Ali Mahir Başarır and a group of party members shouted at police officers providing security at the Provincial Building, and marched on them. As tensions flared at times throughout the night, Interior Minister Ali Yerlikaya declared that the streets would not be provoked and that nece…
CHP leader Özgür Özel responded to Interior Minister Ali Yerlikaya's statement, "We will never allow the streets to be provoked." Özel said, "Do your job, obey the law, and get out of our house immediately."
Interior Minister Ali Yerlikaya reacted to CHP Chairman Özgür Özel's call for the crowd to gather around the CHP Istanbul Provincial Headquarters. Yerlikaya said, "We will never allow the streets to be provoked."
Interior Minister Ali Yerlikaya issued a stern warning against attempts to ignore appointments and court rulings within the CHP Istanbul Provincial Headquarters. He said, "We will not give an opportunity to those who seek to disrupt public order through street appeals."
Interior Minister Ali Yerlikaya reacted to the call for the public to take to the streets by CHP officials. In a post on his social media account, Ali Yerlikaya said, “With the interim decision of the Istanbul 45th Civil Court of First Instance dated 02.09.2025, the CHP Istanbul Provincial Chair and boards have been suspended from their posts as a precautionary measure, and a Temporary Board has been appointed in their place. Ignoring court deci…
Interior Minister Yerlikaya to CHP: Ignoring court decisions and trying to force people onto the streets is a defiance of the law; the state will do what is necessary!
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