The indictment regarding CHP's 38th Ordinary Congress has been submitted to the heavy penal court. This case holds significant importance in Turkey's political agenda.

The Ankara 26th Criminal Court ruled to send the case involving 12 defendants, including Ekrem İmamoğlu, to the heavy penal court for evaluation of corruption allegations. The court will examine whether the actions of the defendants constitute bribery.

The indictment includes allegations of misconduct during the voting process, suggesting that bribes were used to influence votes. This situation highlights the internal political struggles within the CHP.

The trial is set to begin on June 30. This date could be a critical turning point for the CHP. The outcomes and court decisions may significantly impact Turkey's political landscape.

This case is not only important for the CHP but also for the future of political parties in Turkey. The results could alter the political balance.