Bekin from the New Welfare Party: Secularism in Turkey is a puzzle.

Doğan Bekin, Deputy Chairman of the New Welfare Party and Istanbul Member of Parliament, made evaluations regarding the agenda to Haberler.com before the opening ceremony of the new legislative year of the Grand National Assembly of Turkey (TBMM). He stated that early elections are inevitable and noted that there is uncertainty regarding secularism in Turkey.

Doğan Bekin, Deputy Chairman of the New Welfare Party and Istanbul Member of Parliament, said: "Our people have great expectations from us right now. Especially, there are significant bottlenecks and dilemmas in Turkey from an economic perspective. The income of low-income civil servants, tradesmen, and retirees is well below the poverty line. We hope that fair regulations regarding these issues will be sent to the Parliament as soon as possible."

"REAL SECULARISM IS NOT BEING APPLIED"

"We have no objection to the first four articles, but it is now inevitable to move away from the tutelage constitution regarding the other articles and to return to a truly civil constitution. Especially, what we are trying to emphasize is how secularism will be applied. It is still a mystery in Turkey, and everyone is pulling it in their desired direction. We see that real secularism is not being applied in Turkey. We believe that necessary regulations should be made in this regard. We want to express that it is inevitable to make genuinely inclusive changes in society."

"EARLY ELECTIONS ARE INEVITABLE"

"Early elections are inevitable. Although the ruling party suggests that elections will be held in 2028, similar situations have occurred in the past. Additionally, early elections are inevitable for the President to be able to run again."