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CHP leader Kemal Kilicdaroglu. File photo.
Turkish main opposition party CHP leader Kemal K?l?cdaroglu has criticized the new composition of PM Recep Tayyip Erdogan's cabinet, in particular Erdogan's choice for new Minister of Interior.
According to K?l?cdaroglu, Erdogan has now attempted "to make a cabinet that would strictly follow his personal intentions without the slightest opposition."
K?l?cdaroglu was especially critical of Interior Min nominee, former Council of Ministers chief secretary Efkan Ala, reports NTV.
According to the CHP leader, Ala is to be seen as "the face of the Deep State within ruling party AKP."
The so-called "Deep State" in Turkey refers to a perceived symbiosis among political elite, secret services and organized crime.
On his part, PM Erdogan has been consistently describing the investigation, carried out by prosecution and police, as an attempt to force him out of power, helped by foreign influence.
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