Turkish police raided the offices of a major opposition party during a dispute about leadership. Officers entered several party buildings as part of an investigation into how the party is managed, according to local media reports.

The operation increased concerns about political pressure on opposition groups in Turkey. Some party members believe the investigation aims to weaken political rivals, but officials say it is based on legal reasons and not political motives.

The incident comes as Turkey prepares for future elections. There are fears the move may deepen political divisions in the country.