Mass resignation of the “Future” party, an ally of Kilchdar Oglu…

Eleven founding members of the opposition “Future Party”, the main component of the “Six-Party Table” coalition, resigned in protest against the anti-refugee rhetoric of the “Nation Alliance” candidate, Kemal Kilchdaroglu.

A member of the Board of Directors of the Future Party, and senior advisor to the Chairman of the Board of Directors of the “Future” Party, Bayram Zilan, announced the resignation of 11 members, in protest of Kilchdar Oglu’s attack on refugees, especially Syrians.

Zilan said that the resigned members are very disappointed by the emergence of contradictions between the party program and party practices, stressing that the party has turned into a party in which merit is ignored and work is ignored.

He added, “We no longer want to be the human source of personal ambitions because our goal is to make clean politics.”CNNin its Turkish version.

He pointed out that the first round of the presidential elections on May 14 revealed results full of lessons, stressing that the members who resigned from the “Future” party will stand against those who promise to load refugees into trucks and deport them like the Nazis, adding: “We will be against violence and terrorism.” And against blood and hate,” in a clear reference to the resignations’ tendency to support Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan in the second round of the presidential elections.

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The statements of the “Nation Alliance” candidate marked a remarkable turning point in Kilchdar Oglu’s speech, which seems to have adopted the policy of far-right parties in an attempt to win more votes for Turkish nationalists in the second round of the presidential elections.

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The Istanbul municipality of the “Republican People’s Party”, the largest opposition party, published banners in Taksim Square in the city center, showing the candidate of the “six-party table” as Kilicdaroglu, next to him the words “Syrians will leave … make your decision”, in an attempt to attract the votes of the opposition voters. the presence of refugees in Turkey.

Kilicdaroglu appeared in a new video on his Twitter account, calling on Turkish voters to make their decision regarding the presence of 10 million Syrians in their country, considering that the number could rise to 20 million if he did not win the presidential elections, and said: “They voted for you, not for us.” .