India has ‘greater responsibility’ to support the PKK-Turkey peace process: Pro-Kurdish leader

The last ceasefire, which was announced by the Kurdish militant PKK in the armed struggle against the Turkish state for decades, said that there was a victory that will turn into peace for the West Asian region and the world for the people of Turkey.

In an interview with HinduTuncer Bakirhan, co -chairman of the People’s Equality and Democracy Party (Dem Party), said that India has a lar a greater responsibility için to support the peace agreement as the ‘Kurdish geography’ covering Turkey, Turkey, Iraq, Iran and Syria today.

“There are no losers in peace. Roots as part of the Indo-European Language Family, Incluting Kurdish and Sanskrit, Share A Common Linguistic Heritage Dating Back Thoursands years later, Büyük Bakirhan, the PKK and Turkey, the old Ottoman and Turkey. He announced that it reflects the new political reality reflecting the legacy of the 1916 Sykes-Picot Treaty, which allowed it to divide it into two separate domains with support from forces.

Mr. Bakirhan said that “commercial and cultural changes” throughout history have created a continuity between “Kurdish geography and India ..

Bakirhan said, “We believe that this historical and cultural closeness entrusts India with an even greater responsibility. Therefore, the support we hope to receive from India is not only a diplomatic approach, but also a natural solidarity arising from the deep historical ties between these two brothers.”

The last peace process began in October 2024 after the State Bahceli, the President of the Nationalist Movement Party (MHP), called for the PKK call on 27 February 2025 to call for peace to solve the PKK and to solve the scare.

Mr. Bakirhan’s Dem Party plays a delegate role in this peace process between the Turkish state and Mr. Ocalan. Mr. Bakirhan and his team, Kurds, Arabs, Armenians, Assyrians and so on.

However, Mr. Bakirhan, the last ceasefire is far from perfect, as occasional conflicts continue in different parts of the Kurdish region.

He argued that the struggle for violence between the PKK and the Turkish Armed Forces costs the peace process because it cost approximately 2 trillion dollars was “enormous intellectual capital in Türkiye”.

“Turkey has constantly transformed into an economic and political structure that produces crises. Therefore, regional dynamics are changing and showing strong signs that Türkiye’s internal dynamics cannot continue conflicts. Mr. Öcalan saw the locking in the region and made a strategic movement to strengthen the ground for peace.