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Legal expert and attorney Başar Yaltı clarified that the court's precautionary measure does not prevent the congress from being held.
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According to Cumhuriyet newspaper, Kemal Kılıçdaroğlu — appointed to his post following the 'absolute nullity' ruling within the CHP — has drawn legal pushback over his condition that 'the precautionary measure must be lifted' before a congress can be held. Legal expert and attorney Başar Yaltı stated that the court's precautionary measure only halts specific proceedings, and that the Party Council retains its authority to pass a congress resolution.
According to Yaltı, the precautionary measure does not constitute a legal barrier to the congress actually convening; the CHP Party Council can adopt such a resolution and initiate the process. The statement directly targets Kılıçdaroğlu's 'lift the measure first' position and adds a new dimension to the intra-party congress debate.
The internal legal dispute within the CHP continues to deepen as questions mount over the legitimacy of a party chairman installed by court order.
Lawyer Başar Yaltı stated that the precautionary measure decision issued by the court does not prevent the CHP Party Council from making a decision on the congress. This statement constitutes a direct objection to Kılıçdaroğlu's position that set the condition of 'lifting the precautionary measure' for the congress.
There is legal uncertainty within the CHP regarding whether a congress can be held, and this is affecting the party's leadership legitimacy. If Yaltı's statement is correct, the Party Council could initiate the congress even without the precautionary measure being lifted, which would mean continued instability within the party.

Anna Kuznetsova