'Process' message from DEM member Tülay Hatimoğulları: 'The people are uneasy, the people are worried'

DEM Party Co-Chairman Tülay Hatimoğulları, in her speech at her party's Extraordinary Iğdır Provincial Congress, expressed that the people are concerned about the 'process' carried out with the government.

"The public does not have enough trust in this process. The people are uneasy, the people are worried. The society is worried," said Hatimoğulları, adding:

"What will happen? Why is the process not progressing? Why can't results be obtained quickly? The society is worried in this sense. Of course, we have to find the way and method to address these concerns together. The expected framework law has been passed in the Parliament. This law has been passed with a very large majority in the parliament. At this stage, in order for the framework law to be implemented, the confirmation and detection must be completed, the report must be submitted to the National Security Council, and the National Security Council must make a decision as a result of the report. The law is tied to this. So, what is the National Security Council still waiting for? What is the confirmation and determination still? "Our people expect rapid action on this issue."

"THE STATE IS NOT TAKING CONCRETE STEPS"

Hatimoğulları continued his words as follows:

"This law will find its true meaning when it touches people's lives. When the return from dungeons, mountains, and exiles begins; when society reunites with its own people, when families reunite with their own children, this law will find a strong meaning. It will find a strong meaning when the way for the returning people to participate in democratic politics is cleared. This will essentially be the concrete meaning and response of this law. One side has assumed responsibility, taken its steps. The necessary retreats, the necessary termination decision, the withdrawal from Türkiye, all these took place, the guns were burned. But this is what the state has done." Our people say that there is no need for a National Security Council decision for the release of our co-chairs and comrades. There is no need for a National Security Council decision for the release of Gezi prisoners, Osman Kavala and his friends. Our people welcome peace with a cautious optimism. But our people 100 percent want peace to come. He wants 100.”