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Order In The House!

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In Hindsight Everything Is Different


Back story, Turkey, Ankara:


Full quote:

"Video: Punches Fly In Turkish Parliament Over Justice Minister's Appointment

Opposition legislators tried to block Istanbul Chief Prosecutor Akin Gurlek, who was appointed to the top judicial portfolio, from taking the oath of office.

Turkey:
A brawl erupted in Turkey's parliament on Wednesday after lawmakers from the ruling party and the opposition clashed over the appointment of a controversial figure to the Justice Ministry in a Cabinet reshuffle.

Opposition legislators tried to block Istanbul Chief Prosecutor Akin Gurlek, whom President Recep Tayyip Erdogan appointed to the top judicial portfolio, from taking the oath of office in parliament. As tempers flared, legislators were seen pushing each other, with some hurling punches.

As Istanbul chief prosecutor, Gurlek had presided over high‑profile trials against several members of the main opposition party, the Republican People's Party or CHP — proceedings that the opposition has long denounced as politically motivated.

The former prosecutor was later seen taking the oath surrounded by ruling party legislators.

Erdogan also named Mustafa Ciftci, governor of the eastern province of Erzurum, as interior minister.

Hundreds of officials from CHP‑run municipalities have been arrested in corruption probes. Among them was Istanbul's mayor Ekrem Imamoglu, widely seen as Erdogan's chief rival, who was arrested last year.

The government insists the judiciary acts independently.

No official reason was given for Wednesday's shake‑up, though the Official Gazette said the outgoing ministers had “requested to be relieved” of their duties.

The new appointments come as Turkey is debating possible constitutional reforms and pursuing a peace initiative with the Kurdistan Workers' Party, or PKK, aimed at ending a decades‑long conflict. Parliament is expected to pass reforms to support the process.

(Except for the headline, this story has not been edited by NDTV staff and is published from a syndicated feed.)"

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By the way, the guy in the white shirt never surfaced, did he ...
 
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