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Özşahin stepped down saying 'politics cannot be done against the will of the people'; the law passed Parliament with 467 votes.
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Özlem Özşahin, appointed to the CHP Çorum Provincial Women's Branches chairmanship four days ago, resigned from her position citing the party's support for the 'framework law' proposal. Özşahin shared her decision publicly through a statement saying, "I have no place in a CHP that voted yes on the framework law. Politics cannot be done against the will of the people."
The regulation, officially known as the "Law on Strengthening National Solidarity and Social Cohesion," passed Parliament yesterday with 467 votes. CHP deputies voted yes in the ballot.
This marks the first intra-party resignation announced within the CHP following the law's passage. The party's support for the 'framework law' continues to fuel serious debate at the grassroots level. Özşahin also emphasized that pursuing politics within the CHP is no longer possible for her.
CHP Çorum Provincial Women's Branches Chair Özlem Özşahin resigned four days after her appointment in opposition to the party's 'framework law' that was passed with 467 votes. Özşahin stepped down from her position, stating that politics cannot be conducted against the will of the people.
The CHP's support for the controversial 'framework law' continues to deepen ideological divisions within the party and create opposition within its voter base. Such intra-party resignations constitute an important indicator for the CHP's unity and electoral performance in the upcoming election period.