Interesting moments in the Parliament: Soylu burst into laughter upon hearing Sırrı Süreyya Önder's response.

The Turkish Grand National Assembly (TBMM) came to the agenda after a long break, not with discussions or fights, but with laughter.

DELIBERATIONS LASTED UNTIL LATE NIGHT

The TBMM convened under the chairmanship of Deputy Speaker Sırrı Süreyya Önder. The discussions continued on the first part of the "Bill on Amendments to the Law on Civil Servants and Some Laws and the Decree Law No. 375," which includes penal provisions regarding firearms and unauthorized use of flashlights, as well as regulations in the field of internal security. Interior Commission Chairman Süleyman Soylu answered the questions of the deputies. The discussions lasted until late at night.

THE DIALOGUE OF SEEKING FORGIVENESS LEFT SÜLEYMAN SOYLU IN FITS OF LAUGHTER

While the discussions were ongoing, a dialogue took place. As AK Party Istanbul Deputy and Interior Commission Chairman Süleyman Soylu continued his speech, his microphone suddenly turned off. Deputy Speaker Sırrı Süreyya Önder immediately intervened and had the microphone turned back on.

Soylu said to Önder, who had turned his microphone back on, "Forgive me." Önder replied to Soylu, who was seeking forgiveness, saying, "That's another matter." It was observed that Soylu experienced a momentary pause upon hearing the response. After the pause, Süleyman Soylu couldn't help but burst into laughter. The deputies in the General Assembly also joined in the laughter at the situation.