Tension Escalates as CHP’s Basir Bottles Throws in Turkish Grand National Assembly
The tension between the parties in the Grand National Assembly of Türkiye escalated recently, as reported by CNN Türk correspondent Ece Altuğ.
During a session, Mehmet Baykan from the AK Party expressed his frustration with former Sarıyer Municipality Şükrü Genç, questioning why Şükrü Genç was not being held accountable for certain actions. This led to a heated exchange, with CHP members reacting strongly to Baykan’s remarks.
In a surprising turn of events, a cologne bottle was passed between the AK Party ranks, with CHP Group Vice President Ali Mahir Başarır involved in the exchange. Sırrı Süreyya Önder also took a break during the session and upon returning, Başarır asked him to apologize.
Meanwhile, it was revealed that İmamoğlu’s construction company had been confiscated, with details from the Masak Report shedding light on the reasons behind this decision. Additionally, it was announced that Ekrem İmamoğlu would be testifying on Friday regarding various allegations.
On the other hand, AK Party spokesman Çelik made a statement regarding the recent operations in Istanbul, providing insight into the government’s perspective on the matter.
Furthermore, a shocking revelation emerged from a corruption and terrorist operation in Istanbul, alleging that perpetrators had demanded a bribe from the owners of a popular shopping mall with threats. This detail added another layer of complexity to the ongoing investigations in the city.
