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CHP Istanbul Provincial President Canan Kaftancıoğlu, a close friend of CHP Maltepe District Vice President Umut Karagöz, remains silent on the issue. Karagöz is alleged to have joined the organization through Kaftancıoğlu’s fee.
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The bullying scandal at the CHP is growing! In the investigation, which began with the allegation that CHP Maltepe’s deputy district director Umut Karagöz harassed a 20-year-old woman, an arrest warrant was issued.
Karagöz allegedly harassed the young woman by forcibly closing her in a restaurant, was arrested by the court to which she was taken and sent to prison.
After the scandal emerged, it was alleged that some names, including the provincial president of CHP Istanbul, Canan Kaftancıoğlu, tried to cover up the incident by meeting with the victim’s family.
Photos of Umut Karagöz, who was arrested for harassment, participated in several protests by women.
Kaftancıoğlu’s silence continues
On the other hand, reactions to Canan Kaftancıoğlu on social media are growing like an avalanche. It was alleged that Karagöz, detained for harassment, was a close friend of Kaftancıoğlu and entered the CHP Maltepe district organization from his quota.
Barış Yarkadaş reaction
Journalist Barış Yarkadaş did not keep silent about the harassment at the CHP. Yarkadaş said that Umut Karagöz had committed a crime against humanity and said that he should be expelled from the party.
I am writing to take note of the story: I cannot remain silent on the incident of sexual assault involving CHP Maltepe UK District Board Member After being imprisoned, the United Kingdom committed an inhuman crime and tarnished the values of our match. It must be expelled from the lot immediately. The victim’s statement is obvious.
– Barış Yarkadaş (@barisyarkadas) November 29, 2020
Lieutenant announced: sent to discipline
Barış Yarkadaş gave a second briefing to his followers on the subject after his first tweet. Yarkadaş said that the harassing CHP executive, Umut Karagöz, was punished by expulsion. Yarkadaş stated that the Provincial Disciplinary Board will meet to process the file.
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