15.10.2026 17:20
The Constitutional Court decided to file a criminal complaint with the Ankara Chief Public Prosecutor's Office against 26 political parties as a result of financial audits of political parties. The parties' final accounts were found unacceptable on the grounds that an accountable record and document system had not been established.
The Constitutional Court (AYM) decided to file a criminal complaint with the Ankara Chief Public Prosecutor's Office against 26 political parties as a result of political party financial audits.
FINAL ACCOUNTS OF PARTIES EXAMINED
According to the decisions published in the Official Gazette, the final accounts of the Türkiye Centennial Party, Kızılelma Party, Contemporary Türkiye Party, As Party, Kurdistan Communist Party, Workers' Own Party, Anatolian Republic Party, Türkiye Economy and Development Party, Anahtar Party, Young Türkiye Party, Rights and Justice Party, Doğuş Party, Independent Republic Party, Republican Enlightenment Party, Türkiye Pensioners and Workers Party, Republic and Independence Party, Rights and Peace Party, Justice and Democracy Party, Türkiye Pensioners Party, Right Party, Anatolian Union Party, Main Road Party for 2024; those of the March for Hope Party and the Global Justice and Merit Party for 2023 and 2024; those of the Nationalist Republic Party for 2022, 2023 and 2024; and those of the Türkiyem Party for 2023 were examined.
CRIMINAL COMPLAINT AGAINST 26 PARTIES
The High Court ruled that the final accounts of the aforementioned parties were unacceptable under Political Parties Act No. 2820 on the grounds that they failed to establish an accountable record and document system for various reasons during the specified periods.
The Constitutional Court ruled that a criminal complaint be filed with the Ankara Chief Public Prosecutor's Office for legal action against the said parties due to the violation of the law.