MHP extends internal shake-up with Adana overhaul
The Nationalist Movement Party (MHP) on June 11 dissolved its local organization in the southern city of Adana and appointed a new chair, extending a sweeping internal restructuring campaign that has reached 21 provinces since early April.
The restructuring process began shortly after the resignation of MHP deputy leader İzzet Ulvi Yönter on March 27.
Before stepping down, he had shared a series of social media posts warning of alleged internal infiltration and vowing accountability. Some of those posts were reposted by senior party figures, including Yalçın and then-Istanbul provincial chair Sertel Selim, before later being removed.
MHP leader Devlet Bahçeli said on March 28 that Yönter had requested permission to focus on academic work and continue his doctoral studies.
