Assoc. Dr. Necmettin Çalışkan, Member of the General Administrative Board of Saadet Party, pointing out the current situation of institutions in Turkey by issuing a press release, made important statements.
Necmettin Çalışkan, drawing attention to some of the issues that came to the agenda last week, emphasized that state traditions have been violated.
Necmettin Çalışkan, who criticizes the issues on the agenda of Turkey, such as the meeting of the AK Party organization member with a ceremony in the military police station and the chief physician standing in front of the party officials, cited the events that occurred as a result of incompetence as an example.
“ILLEGAL PRODUCT OF UNDETERMINED RELATIONS”
In the press release, Necmettin Çalışkan, Member of the General Administrative Board of the Saadet Party, stated that knowing limits is a great dignity, virtue and wisdom.
"Last week, the head of the government representative in Tunceli was greeted with a ceremony during his visit to the military station and the soldiers saluted the politician, the incident was not limited to this. I would like to point out that there are allegations. All these experiences are the illegitimate product of irresponsible or unrestricted relationships. If the structures that should be designed within the framework of law and justice are handed over to individuals or structures for the sake of certain interests, other unbelievable events may occur. Citizens who apply for help from a public institution receive a message from the political party that 'Your membership registration has been successful', and similar reproaches and complaints are heard on many platforms," he said.
"WE LIVE UNDER ONE-MAN ADMINISTRATION"
Necmettin Çalışkan underlined that the sensitive points of the country should not be played with.
"Today, since the system has been nailed down, such incidents are regarded as a very natural situation. As a result of this, there was a period when the civil authorities greeted the deputies in the main stance, the provincial directors received instructions from the district presidents, the chief physician stood on the couch in front of the party manager, the district youth branch member brushed off the corporate superiors, and who even the first-class representative of the state, the governors with red plates and flags, were dealing with. It is known many times that this is the case. In fact, this is not just a situation specific to certain provinces, it is the last/bottom point of the public bureaucracy in general. It is a general consequence of the violation of state traditions. It is obvious that we live in a one-man administration where the existence of the state has turned into a party state. This situation has completely affected the functioning and mechanisms," he added.