After the resignation of 3 deputies, a striking statement from MHP's Feti Yıldız.

The Nationalist Movement Party requested the resignation of Isparta Member of Parliament Hasan Basri Sönmez, Bolu Member of Parliament İsmail Akgül, and Kilis Member of Parliament Mustafa Demir. Following this request from the party administration, the three MPs resigned from the MHP.

After the development that created a seismic effect in the MHP, a striking statement came from Deputy Chairman Feti Yıldız.

"OUR NOBLE NATION IS THE ARBITER AND JUDGE OF ALL OUR AFFAIRS"

Yıldız used the following expressions in a post on his social media account; "We use the authority we receive from the Turkish nation in the direction shown by the Turkish nation. Our noble nation is the arbiter and judge of all our affairs. As a legal entity, the Nationalist Movement Party derives its identity not only from the reality of legal existence but also from the responsibility of Turkish history and the historical narrative of the Turkish nation.

The Nationalist Movement Party represents the ancient story of the Turkish nation and is the current address and institutional center of historical experience. These are not theoretical statements, but facts that every sensible Turkish citizen has witnessed over fifty-five years of practical, concrete, and behavioral transformation. It has taken its place in the pure heart of our nation as an indestructible fortress against every force that has aimed to undermine the unity and integrity of our country.

It is the place of determined, patient, non-complaining, loyal friends who respect their rights and law, possess high morality, are compassionate, do not abuse their authority, do not put their ego first, stay away from arrogance, are familiar with the feeling of mortality, are tolerant, and look at life with the eyes of wisdom and truth. It is the center of those who wish to establish justice, which humanity has passionately debated throughout all times and for which it has paid a price, also known as 'Kızılelma', the travelers of the path of İ'la-yı Kelimetullah."