The corruption case is on the agenda! Evaluations are being made regarding the events at the CHP Congress and the prosecutor's situation.

Mehmet Y. Yılmaz points out that the allegations of providing benefits to CHP delegates have been brought to court. This case seems to hold significant importance in Turkey's legal history.

The prosecutor needs to prove that some delegates accepted to change their votes. Otherwise, this case could become a political weapon in the hands of the government.

Yılmaz also emphasizes that the prosecutor's burden of proof may have been lifted in the new Turkey. This raises questions about the health of the justice system.