
Opposition MPs argued that the motions to investigate allegations of fund theft were blocked.
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On the first working day of the new legislative term of the Turkish Grand National Assembly, opposition parties were preparing a motion to investigate allegations of fund fraud.
On the first working day of the new legislative term of the Turkish Grand National Assembly, the General Assembly was closed due to lack of quorum.
While the MPs of the opposition parties reacted to the closure of the General Assembly, they stated that they were preparing to submit parliamentary investigation proposals to investigate the funding allegations.
Opposition representatives argued that AKP deputies did not participate in the roll call after requesting a quorum and that the General Assembly was closed for this reason.
'THEY RUN AWAY SO THAT THE FUNDING WOULD NOT BE TALKED ABOUT...'
Some of the people who reacted were as follows:
NEW Party Ankara Deputy Umut Akdoğan: “They ran away so that the fund would not be discussed…
In my speech, I was going to say explain the list of cannibals you have, otherwise those among you who are not involved in these affairs will be under suspicion. Essentially, you fell under suspicion by running away.
"You ran away today, you will hear harsher words tomorrow."
'THE GOVERNING MPS HAVE DISAPPEARED!'
Labor Party Gaziantep Deputy Sevda Karaca: “Five political party groups in the Parliament submitted a motion to investigate fund fraud.
AKP MPs requested a quorum for the decision just beforehand. Then they didn't take the roll call and ran away. The General Assembly is closed.
Members of the ruling party disappeared to prevent the theft of funds from being talked about!
"You can trust your majority, shut down the parliament and run away, but how will you be able to hide from the public the fact that you have once again admitted that you are a part of the theft?"
'YOU ESCAPE TODAY, WHAT ABOUT TOMORROW?'
Deva Party Deputy Chairman Mehmet Emin Ekmen: “You ran away today, what about tomorrow?
We will not let go of the biggest fraud in history.
Neither the one who does it, nor the one who has it done, nor the one who turns a blind eye will get away with it.
We will hold you accountable.
“Every penny stolen will be returned to its owner.”
İYİ Party Spokesperson Buğra Kavuncu: “It's the first working day of the Turkish Grand National Assembly and the AKP Group is nowhere to be seen.
The parliament was closed because the quorum for decision was not reached!
In order to keep all these profiteers and organized crime organizations from talking? AKP officially closed the Turkish Grand National Assembly to prevent the theft from being discussed!”
In the video she shared, TİP MP Serra Kadıgil said, "Today, AKP decided to run the Turkish Grand National Assembly. The General Assembly was closed. If this board had not been closed, as of today, all opposition parties would have submitted motions for investigation. This fund hoax, we would have submitted motions to investigate the political leg of the fund hoax. This closure decision is just a method they used so that we do not talk about these."
Deputy Group Chairman of the Grand National Assembly of Turkey, New Path Party, Selçuk Özdağ: "We are faced with a government that has closed down the Grand National Assembly of Turkey in order to prevent the fund profiteering from being talked about and to prevent us from being held accountable!
Our 86 million citizens should know that: The Parliament is being silenced so that the Parliament cannot be held accountable for the stolen money of our nation! We will not be silent, they will not be able to silence us….”
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
Opposition parties will submit new research proposals for fund extortion.
Very likely · Within days

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