The resignation of Ersin Tatar from the "presidency" of the pseudo-state has been demanded by the opposition party, PKK considering the T/C leader as the main architect of the crises in the occupied territories.
A PKK statement said that both Tatar and the current "government" were sitting in their positions as a result of interference, adding that Ersin Tatar is not the representative of the T/C "people" but the instrument of interference.
"Mr Tatar should stop struggling in vain as soon as possible and in order to open the way to society, he and the government should resign from the position in which he and the government found themselves due to interference."
He also criticised him for attacking the opposition and the PKK, trying to create fear around him, marginalising society and forcing awards on him.
In "our country", where citizens are becoming poorer every day and young people continue to emigrate, the main architect of crises is Ersin Tatar, who sits in the "presidential office", adding that he and the representatives of this mentality are trying to protect their positions by creating chaos.
Those who took office through interference do not represent the will of the TC "people", the PKK noted in its statement. "Mr Tatar has succumbed to interference. And he played a leading role in the creation of an illegitimate government as a product of interference," the current "government" said.
It also states that no country takes Ersin Tatar seriously, he does not represent the "people", what he says and does every day is ridiculed and as much as he is vertical to the "presidential", this is a "disgrace". "Mr Tatar is fighting his last struggles, thinking that this is how he can get out of the situation he is in." He calls on him not to further debase the "institution" he holds to resign immediately. The "people" who do not like you will continue to fight in the streets and in the "parliament", the RTC statement concludes.
Tatar's response
Instead of contributing to solving the problems of the "country" and the "people", the PKK and its president, Toufan Erhiurman, are trying to create an atmosphere of chaos, tension and conflict and with what in psychology is defined as "obsession" continues to target "president" Ersin Tatar, a statement from the "presidency" said in response to the PKK. It says that the state of Mr Erheurman's political mood is remarkable.
It is not acceptable, it adds, to call for Ersin Tatar's resignation by claiming that he is in his position due to interference, saying that Mr Tatar received 52% of the votes. "Mr. Erhiurman is called upon to show respect for the will of the people."
At the most difficult time and while Mr. Erhiurman avoided taking his responsibilities and left the "government", and while concealing the unjust and inhuman - as stated - embargoes by the G/C side to the T/Cs and their economy, and the unilateral stance of the EU, he continues "lies and unrealistic claims" about the T/C leader, it added.
The PKK, it continues, still insists on the dream of a federation that is unrealistic and reminds Mr. Erhiurman the words of the "spiritual leader of the PKK, Mehmet Ali Talat", who had once said that "I didn't know that this is how the E/C are, there can be no solution, what can I do, hang myself on the sarai?"
The "presidency" criticizes Mr. Erhiurman for his strategy of moving the street demonstrations to the "parliament", saying that this way he is trying to create a climate of fear, in the back of the PTK's events - it adds - there are people raising banners "Eradicate occupying Turkey from Cyprus" and trying to break relations with Turkey. "Erhiurman and his party must know that the ties of the TC people with the motherland Turkey will never be broken. The motherland Turkey is the greatest support and security of the T/C people."
They must also know, he continued, that the "people" do not pay attention to insults, lies and empty words.
Source: CNA
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