A court in the Turkish capital Ankara postponed on Monday a case of "absolute nullity" against the main opposition Republican People's Party (CHP), the proceedings which the opposition slammed as politically motivated judicial interference.
The case, which was opened over allegations that delegates "were paid" to cast their votes in favour of the current chairman Özgür Özel during a party congress in late 2023, is believed by most opposition supporters to be politically motivated.
