
5 mayors, including Konyaaltı Mayor Cem Kotan and Alanya Mayor Osman Tarık Özçelik, were referred to discipline with a request for definitive expulsion. Kotan announced that he resigned from his party.
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At the CHP Central Executive Board meeting, 5 mayors were disciplined on the grounds that they were working on behalf of another political party.
At the CHP MYK meeting yesterday, 5 mayors, including Konyaaltı Mayor Cem Kotan and Alanya Mayor Osman Tarık Özçelik, were referred to discipline with a request for definitive expulsion.
In his statement yesterday, CHP Party Spokesperson Müslim Sarı said, "Being a member of the Republican People's Party and working for another political party is a very clear disciplinary offense. No one can be in the Republican People's Party and call the chairman of another political party 'I am the chairman'. What is moral and ethical is for our friends who think this way to part ways with the party. What is immoral is to stand with one foot in and one foot out. This is unsustainable, no institution can accept this. At the point we have reached this week, there are some things about our 5 mayors." "We had to make decisions," he said.
Konyaaltı Mayor Cem Kotan announced that he resigned from CHP in his statement. Kotan made the following statement on his virtual media account:
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