The Fact that No Space Was Allocated to the New Party in the Silivri Municipal Council Sparked Controversy.
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A dispute erupted at the November session of the Silivri Municipal Council because no seats were reserved for two council members who had resigned from the CHP and joined the New Party. Cihan Demir and Ebru Akgün Pekel, the two council members who joined the New Party, protested the situation, while Deputy Mayor Yalçın Ekici stated that neither member had submitted a written request to the municipality regarding their joining the New Party or fo…
A dispute arose at the November meeting of the Silivri Municipal Council because seats were not reserved for two council members who had resigned from the CHP and joined the New Party. Deputy Mayor Yalçın Ekici stated that there was no written request; the session was adjourned as the argument continued.
Tensions rose in the Silivri Municipal Council during its first session in November due to a dispute over seating arrangements. New Party council members Ebru Akgün Pekel and Cihan Demir protested, stating that they had not been allocated seats. Following the argument between New Party and CHP members, the session was adjourned, and the New Party's Silivri District Presidency issued a statement.
The failure to allocate seats to the two New Party members at the first session of the Silivri City Council in November caused controversy. After the tension, the session was interrupted.
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