The leader of the MHP reiterates his commitment to monitor the "checks and balances"

ANKARA

Devlet Bahçeli, leader of the Nationalist Movement Party (MHP), reiterated on July 14 that his party would do its part to ensure the control. "We have completed our preparations to participate actively in the legislative work to carry out the task of overseeing the mechanisms of control and balance, a task delegated to us by the nation. . The MHP will discharge this task thoroughly, "said Bahçeli at a press conference in Ankara, a day before the anniversary of the failed coup d'état of 15 July 2016. " On July 24, Turkey won, the Turkish nation and Bahçeli said, referring to the dual presidential and parliamentary elections of Turkey.

The MHP formed an alliance, "the People's Alliance," with the Justice and Development Party (AKP) of President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan

. MHP beat nearly all pollsters by garnering 11.1% of the vote in the June 24 elections while the AKP won 42.56%.

The AKP failed to retain its parliamentary majority, but the two leaders pledged to continue after the elections, currently has the parliamentary majority.

"This is a period when decisions will be made quickly.In this process, when the state is being restructured, the MHP will fulfill its political, historical and moral duties. strong with the new system, "Bahçeli added, adding that the People's Alliance will prepare the new system.

The nationalist leader also called the United States and Western allies of Ankara to the terrorist organization Fethullahist (FETÖ) in Turkey.

"If the United States really wants to normalize relations [with Turkey] and if NATO sincerely supports Turkey's fight against terrorism, all FETÖ members in the United States and Europe must be extradited to Turkey, "Bahçeli said.

Bahçeli also criticized the presidential candidate of the Popular Republican Opposition (CHP) Muharrem İnce, calling him "miserable" who ultimately regretted the decision to criticize a general for applauding President Erdoğan at the time. an event during election campaigns last month.

He also stated that a general amnesty was still on his agenda

"We will submit an amnesty bill to the parliament.In May, before the elections, the party leader nationalist called for an amnesty for those convicted excluding child abusers, murderers of women, rapists and members of the FETÖ and the Kurdistan Workers' Party, banned. (PKK).

However, Erdoğan Rejected Bahçeli's appeal at that time

The AKP to Turkish power again rejects the call for amnesty from the nationalist allies

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