Question from İYİ Party's Erhan Usta to the government about PKK statement

İYİ Party Deputy Chairman Erhan Usta addressed the government over the "democratic integration" statement of Bese Hozat, the so-called senior executive of the PKK terrorist organization. Usta requested a response from the government, stating that the content of the concepts of "democratic republic", "democratic society" and "democratic integration" used in the initiative process were not disclosed to the public.

Making a written statement with the title "They finally let it slip," Usta said that Bese Hozat, one of the KCK/PKK executives, defined the concept of "democratic integration" as "the acceptance of local democracy, self-government and democratic autonomy by the state." Emphasizing that they have been asking what is meant by these concepts for months, Usta said that the government did not explain to the citizens what was discussed in the process.

'WHAT DID YOU TALK ABOUT THAT THE NATION DOESN'T KNOW?'

The master asked the following questions to the government:

"Did you agree on these concepts? Did you make any promises regarding the demands that would change Turkey's unitary structure and current administrative order? What did you talk about that the nation does not know? What did you accept? What did you promise?"

The Master said, “You can no longer pass by by remaining silent,” and reminded the saying, “Silence comes from confession.” Usta noted that the government's silence in the face of these statements would mean that an agreement had been reached with the PKK/KCK on an order that would bring Turkey's unitary structure into question.