06.08.2026 14:31
It has been announced that Yavuz Nazlıgül, who was tried and convicted for being a member of the terrorist organization DHKP-C and for involvement in various actions, was recently appointed as the Istanbul Fatih District Chairman in the New Party founded by Özgür Özel and his team.
It was announced that Yavuz Nazlıgül, who was tried and convicted of being a member of the terrorist organization DHKP-C and involvement in various actions, was appointed as the Istanbul Fatih District Chairman in the New Party recently founded by Özgür Özel and his team. Nazlıgül was found to have carried out 4 different attacks and actions on behalf of the organization in 1996, 1998, and 2000.
CONVICTED FOR "MEMBERSHIP IN AN ARMED TERRORIST ORGANIZATION"
According to the information obtained, Özgür Özel, the Manisa deputy who left the CHP, and his team founded the New Party last July and announced to the public that their political activities would continue through this party.
The district cadres of the New Party, led by Manisa deputy Özgür Özel, who left the CHP, have also begun to come to light. A development that drew reaction occurred in the new cadre of the New Party. Yavuz Nazlıgül, who was tried and convicted in past years on the charge of "being a member of an armed terrorist organization," was appointed by the party executives to the Fatih District Chairmanship and announced as the "Founding District Chairman."
LOOK AT THE ACTIONS HE WAS INVOLVED IN
It was learned that he was caught in police investigations by the Istanbul Anti-Terrorism Branch in 1996, 1998, and 2000 for crimes such as death fasts, bomb attacks, and hanging illegal banners, and he was brought before the judiciary due to these actions.
While the scandalous appointment drew reaction, it was noted that Nazlıgül was convicted and sentenced to prison on these charges at that time.
On the other hand, it was claimed that the former DHKP-C member Nazlıgül was also insisted upon 4 years ago by former İBB President Ekrem İmamoğlu, who is currently in detention.