Honorary Adıgüzel Resigns from CHP
Honorary Adıgüzel, the Deputy Chairman of Turkey’s main opposition party, the Republican People’s Party (CHP), has resigned from his position as Information and Communication Technologies Vice President. Adıgüzel announced his resignation on social media, saying that he did not want to harm the process of the 13th Presidential candidate and the party’s Chairman, Mr. Kemal Kılıçdaroğlu.
Adıgüzel had been in charge of Information and Communication Technologies in the CHP since 2018. He stated that even though their systems were working well during the elections and there were no technical problems, he decided to resign based on his own opinion.
The CHP is Turkey’s main opposition party and has been vocal in its criticism of the government’s policies. The party has been urging for greater democracy and civil liberties.
This news comes just after the announcement of 600 new deputies in Turkey’s parliament. The CHP had also announced several new members as part of its parliamentary group.
The resignation of Adıgüzel may have implications for the CHP, especially in terms of its approach to technology and information. It remains to be seen who will replace him and what direction the party will take in this area.
