It would not be wrong to say that the ethical-moral attitude in politics is at a point where it darkens the horizon.
We are in deep trouble with the aim of reflecting the will of the nation at the ballot box: There is a serious rupture with the appointments, the people who have gone around, and the transfers. The process in Üsküdar Municipality is one of the latest examples of the shameful situation in the implementation of the results of participatory democracy.
The arrest of CHP's elected mayor Sinem Dedetaş along with controversial judicial processes, the objection of the government that did not win the deputy mayoral election, the detention of municipal council members from the opposition while the countdown was on for the renewal of the elections, and the transfer of some CHP members to the AKP... When looked at step by step, these are developments that make you wonder where there is respect for the will of the voters. The ruling front is advancing at full speed in its effort to break the influence of the opposition by dividing the CHP through nonsense. While the one who took the horse is about to pass Üsküdar, there is an effort for unity between the CHP and the YENİ Party, but unfortunately it is obvious that there is a very delayed compromise.
The answer to the question of whether the issue should be handled only with the ownership of CHP and NEW Party must be important in terms of your approach to democracy, your respect for the vote of the voters and even showing your political responsibility. It is also questioning how the policy of the government to take over the places where it was defeated at the ballot box, with attitudes that upset the separation of powers, is compatible with respect for the will of the nation...
There is an election in Üsküdar tomorrow. Let's say there is hope, and you will see that the impossible happens; While respecting the elected officials and the will of the ballot box, a stance of unity between the ruling party and the opposition is displayed above all parties.
LOVE OF CUSTOMIZATION!
The solution of the government that cannot extinguish the economic crisis is the same over and over again; privatization craze. This time, the button was pressed for a huge sale, including bridges, highways and valuable lands of DSI. With the decline in industrial production, wrong policies that have caused agriculture and livestock farming to plummet, and the import-based system becoming more dominant, the government is making the problem bigger and bigger. Labor organizations and economists issue a red card to the sale of critical infrastructure services and warn that the heavy bill will once again fall on the citizens. At this point, NEW Party leader Özel's statement to those who will enter the tender, "Do not buy it, we will expropriate it when we come to power" is important.
NO TO DARK MENTALITY
While the Ministry of Education continues its practices of opening schools to sects, last week the statement of the head of the Association of Ahlus Sunnah Scholars as an example of mental lapse came to the fore. What is it, getting married and getting married are different actions, there is no age limit for the marriage contract! It's not just that, another is against mixed education, another is in favor of madrasahs!
Then, they forgot what was written in the constitution, universal children's rights. Our duty is to remind them as always; The Republic of Türkiye is a democratic, secular and social state of law. In 1924, the Tevhid-i Tedrisat (Union of Education) law, which abolished the madrasah system, was adopted, and in 1926, the Civil Code, which paved the way for Turkish women to have equal rights with men, was adopted. Taliban-like dark mentality has no place in Ataturk's Republic.
