Ömer Çelik: CHP Defined by ‘Yassiada Mentality’
AK Party Deputy Chairman and Party Spokesman Omer Celik has criticized CHP leader Ozgur Ozel, stating that he lacks a political recipe in his history. In a statement on social media, Celik highlighted Ozel’s deviation from his own party’s democratic political line and accused him of engaging in dishonest politics.
Celik described Ozel’s actions as a distortion of political norms, pointing out that the CHP has long been associated with a “Yassiada mentality” that dates back to the early days of multi-party politics in Turkey. He emphasized the importance of upholding democratic values and criticized Ozel for straying from the principles of sovereignty and democracy.
The AK Party Spokesman also called for clarity in political discourse, urging Ozel to focus on upholding the values of the Republic, democracy, constitution, and parliament. He condemned Ozel’s alleged support for street violence and his reliance on external influences, labeling them as signs of a regressive mentality.
Celik’s criticisms come amidst ongoing political tensions in Turkey, with the AK Party and the CHP engaging in a war of words over the future direction of the country. As the political landscape continues to shift, it remains to be seen how these exchanges will impact the broader political climate in Turkey.
