The recent meetings and rallies of CHP demonstrate how it is developing a strategy against the government.

İbrahim Kiras emphasizes that CHP should not allow polarization tactics. This is part of the party's effort to reach wider audiences. The attempts to reconcile with religious groups and use a more local language are aimed at increasing CHP's voting potential.

Winning elections with candidates supported by nationalist and conservative voters in Istanbul and Ankara is part of CHP's strategy. However, economic issues and injustices are leading to the weakening of the government.

CHP's street actions and rallies have become an important platform reflecting public reactions. Protests following the judicial operations against İmamoğlu question how the government is responding to this situation.

Yıldıray Oğur states that it is not enough for the opposition to maintain the current front; it must also expand it. This is a critical point for CHP's success in future elections.

In conclusion, CHP's meetings and rallies present an important opportunity to strengthen its strategy and relationship with the public. Preventing polarization will be a critical step for CHP's success.