Government’s Secret Session in Parliament Sparks Opposition Criticism
The government’s attempt to censor opposition criticism through a secret session in the Turkish Grand National Assembly (TBMM) is raising eyebrows. The session, which will focus on the Israel issue, was proposed by the opposition party CHP, making the situation more intriguing.
Two ministers are expected to speak during the session and are not anticipated to share any information that would necessitate a closed meeting. This raises public concerns about the true purpose of the session.
The İYİ Party stands firm against the government’s actions by publicly sharing their planned speech ahead of the session. The party claims that there is an embargo imposed by the government to prevent the dissemination of truths and information to the public.
Highlighting the “Israeli Threat” mentioned by the President from the TBMM podium, the İYİ Party pledges to keep informing the Turkish nation about this issue in line with national objectives.
These statements underscore the opposition’s resistance to the government’s censorship policies.