Turkish opposition calls for deletion results

ankara - The main opposition party in Turkey on Tuesday filed a formal request with the highest electoral college in the country to explain the outcome of Sunday's referendum invalid. The deputy chairman of the party CHP, Bülent Tezcan, said that while the number of votes ' disappeared '' during the referendum ' unprecedented '' for Turkish elections.

The party early on Monday to the Board to declare the result invalid, but made it official Tuesday. A small majority of more than 51 percent of voters voted for constitutional amendments that give the president more power.

According to the CHP, many Turks can not vote in complete privacy. Also would be counted a lot of votes in secret. Furthermore, the election commission ballots permitted without the required punch. It is not known how many of these ballots is involved.