So, there’s this whole scandalous situation going on within the CHP, you know, with all the shady congress stuff, bribery, corruption, and whatnot. But wait, there’s more! Former Mayor of Hatay Metropolitan Municipality, Lütfü Savaş, decided to clap back at CHP Chairman Özgür Özel’s accusations of “betrayal” and being a “pawn.” Savaş, throwing some shade at Özel, said, “I’m the expert in fighting off germs. I know how to deal with those little buggers the best.” He also went on to criticize CHP’s policies by calling them “begging for help from imperialist powers.”
The plot thickens as former Hatay Metropolitan Municipality Mayor, Lütfü Savaş, who got the boot from CHP, took to social media to respond to CHP Chairman Özgür Özel’s comments in a lengthy post. Making a reference to his profession, Savaş confidently stated, “I’m a germ doctor. I know how to battle those germs like a pro,” directly hitting back at Özel.
“YOU DON’T BECOME IN POWER BY BEGGING FOR HELP FROM IMPERIALIST POWERS”
Savaş didn’t hold back in his statement, also targeting CHP’s recent policies by saying, “You don’t become in power by begging for help from imperialist powers. CHP can only succeed if it walks hand in hand with the people.” He made it clear that he had been against the collaboration between CHP and the DEM Party within the framework of Urban Consensus from the get-go, and that he had first shared his concerns within the party and later with the public. That’s why he was expelled and the matter was taken to court.
SUSPICIOUS CONGRESS ALLEGATIONS
Touching upon the congress process and the allegations of suspicion surrounding the party, Savaş highlighted that even President Erdoğan had been bringing up this issue frequently in public. He emphasized the importance of not allowing the party, which is the legacy of our founding leader Atatürk, to be tarnished with suspicion. Savaş stated, “Legal processes are ongoing regarding the congress process. Our goal is to clean up these suspicions through legal means. Remaining silent is not loyalty to our party, but speaking up against it.”
Well, ain’t that a spicy situation unfolding within the CHP? I mean, we got accusations flying left and right, shady congress dealings, and a former mayor coming out swinging at the party chairman. It’s like a soap opera, but in real life. Who knew politics could be this entertaining, right? But hey, let’s see how this drama unfolds because it looks like we’re in for a wild ride.
