CHP Deputy Chairman Özkoç: Lawsuit to be Filed by Ünal Çeviköz – NTV Special Report
CHP Deputy Chairman to File Lawsuit Against Interior Minister Soylu’s Accusations
In a recent development, Engin Özkoç, the CHP Group Deputy Chairman, responded to accusations made by Turkey’s Interior Minister, Süleyman Soylu. Soylu claimed that the CHP Ünal Çeviköz had approved decisions made at the 6-table meetings and that these decisions were taken to the ambassador of an EU country. Soylu further stated that they had a sound recording of the meeting.
In response, Özkoç stated that Çeviköz would file a lawsuit regarding the issue. He also highlighted that although a year had passed since the alleged incident, and Çeviköz was not the subject of any investigation, Soylu had suddenly accused him of engaging in spying and espionage activities.
“I talked to Mr. Ünal about this issue. He said that he would file a lawsuit on the matter immediately. The person Süleyman Soylu mentioned is our deputy, the deputy chairman of the CHP, and the person he mentioned is an ambassador in this country. We watched it, I have the audio recordings, we listened,” said Özkoç.
This latest development is sure to cause ripples in Turkish politics as the country prepares for local elections later this month. It remains to be seen how the lawsuit filed by Çeviköz will be dealt with by the authorities. Whatever the outcome, it is clear that the issue is far from over and will continue to make headlines in the days and weeks to come. Stay tuned for more information on this developing story.
