The fact that a rotten party like the HDP publicly declares that they wont ally themselves with the CHP unless they promis the release on of the most nototrious Kurdish independence movemement leaders, Ocalan, says otherwise.You seem oddly obsessed with the notion than any non-AKP government will immediately start kissing up to the PKK...even though being anti-PKK is like one of the few things that pretty much all political parties in Turkey, with the exception of HDP, agree on.
And I somehow don't see HDP ever being elected into power. The only reason they are even tolerated despite their not-so-secret separatist sympathies is for good optics in front of foreigners.
The current state is fragile, and the CHP knows that if they wanna to cement their victory, they would need the votes of both the IYI and HDP parties. These comes at a cost!
In otherwords, The HDP is in a position of power! No matter what you guys say, the AKP still has a larger solid voting base compared to both CHP and IYI; thus, they depe d on the HDP. For the elections, it is a sound tactic, but in the long term, it will split Turkey! That will be even true when the parliamentary system returns; i-e, the CHP will be dependent on the HDP to form a government and accept it, this means that the CHP will accept some or all of the HDP demands or a situation like the one in Israel will arrise
Many believe that I mainly meant that the HDP will win the election, but that isnt it! You dont need to win the election to impose the demand. The HDP controls a major chunk of kurdish votes and oh boy will it br detrimental in the 2023 elections