
AK Party General Secretary Eyyüp Kadir İnan criticized CHP Chairman Özgür Özel, who left the hall at the opening of the Turkish Grand National Assembly.
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The subject is the political tension and the protests of the opposition during the opening of the new legislative year of the Turkish Grand National Assembly.
AK Party General Secretary and Izmir Deputy Eyyüp Kadir İnan reacted harshly to Özgür Özel in his statement regarding the opening of the new legislative year of the Turkish Grand National Assembly. İnan stated that those who abandoned the opening of the Parliament turned their backs on the will of the nation and said, "Nothing they say during the new legislative year has any effect in the eyes of the nation." he said.
AK Party General Secretary and Izmir Deputy Eyyüp Kadir İnan emphasized in his statement that the GNAT General Assembly is not a place to stage personal political demonstrations.
Criticizing Özgür Özel's attitude, İnan said:
"The General Assembly of the Turkish Grand National Assembly is not a stage where Özgür Özel will display his lack of political vision and personal shows. It is the Gazi Parliament where the will of the nation is manifested."
“THIS SUPREME ROOF IS NOT LIKE THE CONVENTION HALLS”
İnan, who also expressed his dubious criticism of the congress processes, continued his statement by comparing Özel's attitude towards foreign heads of state with his attitude in the Parliament:
"This lofty roof is not like the congress halls where the will of the votes and delegates are designed in dubious ways. It is not surprising that those who stand on their hands to get a greeting or an appointment from foreign heads of state cannot bear the weight of the Turkish Grand National Assembly."
“IT IS NOT RESPONSIBLE AGAINST THE NATION”
Continuing his criticism of those who abandoned the opening of the parliament, İnan stated that this attitude meant turning his back on the will of the nation and used the following expressions:
"Those who turned their backs on the will of the nation by abandoning the opening of the Parliament today, nothing they say during the new legislative year will have any effect in the eyes of the nation."

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