Bringing people into the CEC is absolutely illegal. The CEC is a strategic object under the protection of the National Security Service and the Ministry of the Interior. CEC secretary Sevinch Solakova brought in four DPS-Dogan MPs in the afternoon hours yesterday. Journalist Valeria Veleva said this on the air of BNT, quoted by novini.bg.
They are seated at the table. If they have spent the night there and when they officially open the doors and they are there - they should be taken out. When the doors open, we have to see if there are MPs of DPS-Dogan. The fight in the DPS is brutal, the law is being broken, Veleva pointed out.
Veleva stated that Dogan left "Rosenets" in the backseat of Ramadan Atalay's car. "We have to watch what will happen with Dogan. If he does not stand at the head of the DPS-Dogan, it goes out", she added.
Veleva also said that the regional council of Kardzhali excluded notable persons - the mayors of Kardzhali, Jebel and Chernoochene.
In her words, the battle is for the DPS brand. "This will be the season of firing leaders. The masks will fall. It will be the season of the dust of many personalities. There will be no good and bad in this battle - everyone is bad. We will see how far we have come as a society," she added.
The battle is which of the two sides will be able to register their leaves. The CEC will face something interesting - to decide which of the two wings is legitimate. All resources are thrown into this battle. We knew that such a case would be reached, there would be no change of chairman until the elections. Now it is interesting how it will be resolved, comments Hristo Panchugov.
In his words, in two of the serious parties from the transition, DPS and BSP, there is a serious problem in registration.
How this series will end is an interesting case study in terms of establishing the original source. Something else is being divided inside that is difficult to divide. This domestic scandal covers some pretty serious corporate practices that touch on the rule of law. Referring to the prosecutor's office for one of the two is a strange move, Panchugov believes.