According to the Press and Information Office, the T/C press referred to a post in the media by PKK's grandee Erdogan Sorakin[/B] that even if legal, the "government" formed under the chairmanship of any "deputy" other than the chairman of the CEC will not be legitimate and this is not in line with democratic practices.
He also added that if it is not possible to form a "government" under the presidency of Tufan Erhurman, what should be done is to go back to the polls and hold "elections". "With this understanding, the best decision would be to re-exercise the will of the people within a reasonable period of time to be determined by consensus, by forming a social consensus government with/without technocrats."
The PTK wanted to create a crisis said CA President Erhan Arikli said the PTK wanted to create a crisis. Some "deputy" from the CEC, he added, should come out and proceed to form a "government."
After a meeting of the CEC's "parliamentary group" on Monday, party chairman Faiz Suzhouğlu said there was no result regarding who would take the mandate to form a "government." There are 2-3 names that could receive the mandate, he added. He announced that the party's central committee would meet on Wednesday to discuss the issue in detail and a decision might be made the same day, perhaps the next day.
Reports have suggested that the mandate would be given to Unal Ustel, the current "labour minister".
The T/C press in the S/C wrote that PKK "deputy", Doyush Deria, in a post in the MDC criticized Ersin Tatar for his recent statements on the issue of forming a "government" accusing him of behaving as if he does not take orders from Turkey.
"Tatar's statements are ridiculous in themselves. He says that Erhurman's statements do not serve stability. As if it is not he [MEANING TATAR] who has created this instability. It is supposed that the competent bodies of the JCC will decide which person will be given a mandate. As if there is no Suchiouoglu, who was elected chairman of the party with 60 percent of the votes and the CCP central committee will decide on the matter this week. In other words, Tatar is doing what he is told and making fun of us. It is not the president who says these things, but someone who behaves like a president," Deria wrote in her post.
The online Bugun Kipris writes in an article that the Ankara government, which wants to have the pseudo-state as its subject and control it, is creating chaos in the "country" by using Ersin Tatar.
The newspaper speaks of active interference by Ankara in the issue of forming a "government" and of pressuring Turkish Cypriot leader Tatar to follow the orders of the AKP, which wants a change in the leadership of the CEC, without acknowledging the fact that Soutzioyoglu was elected with 60.7% of the vote. The newspaper notes that within the National Unity Party there is great anger against Tatar for his involvement in intra-party issues.
The newspaper adds that Faiz Sucjuoglu in a recent interview hinted at interference from Ankara. It is noted that these interventions have divided the JCC, which is expected to clarify its stance. The growing opposition within the society, on the other hand, is asking the "MPs" to leave the "parliament".
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