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Detention Order Causes Tremors Within Turkish Opposition

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Detention Order Causes Tremors Within Turkish Opposition Amid ongoing investigations into the internal elections of the Republic People's Party (CHP), a Turkish prosecutor has issued a detention order for the party’s Istanbul provincial head, Ozgur Celik. This move is reportedly part of a broader examination of the CHP's electoral processes.The broadcaster Haberturk disclosed the development on Tuesday, highlighting the potential political rever…

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An arrest warrant was issued against the CHP Regional Chairman. Previously, it had been announced that the CHP Mayor of Antalya had been deposed.

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A Turkish TV station reports that the Istanbul CHP politician Özgür Celik has now also been taken to an interrogation by the police. Previously, the Turkish Interior Ministry had deposed the mayor of Antalya – also CHP politician.

·Vienna, Austria
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AK Party Deputy Chairman Hüseyin Yayman made statements about the investigations into CHP municipalities. Yayman said, the issue is not a matter of politics, but of law. Everything that happens today is before the independent judiciary. Turkey is a state of law and when the day comes, it will become clear whether there is a ‘white hair or a black hair’ here. Yayman also gave a message about the Terror-Free Turkey process and said, Terror-Free Tu…

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CHP Istanbul Provincial Chairman Özgür Çelik reacted to being summoned to testify on allegations of irregularities in the election. Çelik said, “CHP is under a 360-degree attack. This process is not independent of the pressures on İmamoğlu and the mayors.”

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Yeni Şafak broke the news in on Monday, July 7, 2025.
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