PKK pullout from Turkey to be complete by end of fall ANKARA, June 28 (Xinhua) -- The withdrawal of the outlawed Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK) from Turkey is expected to be completed by the end of fall, local Today's Zaman reported Friday. "We expect to see the completion of the withdrawal of PKK from the Turkish soil by the end of this fall," deputy chairman of the ruling Justice and Development Party Huseyin Celik was quoted as saying. Earlier this week, PKK leader Delal Amed at the Metina camp accused the Turkish government of building new military outposts to guard against the militants of his group. However, he promised they would withdraw as planned despite these measures. Also, Amed called on Ankara to take necessary steps to move forward to the second stage of the settlement process, which consists of constitutional and legislative amendments that would bring democratic reforms for Kurds. Turkey had been holding peace negotiations with PKK's jailed leader Abdullah Ocalan since last October and on March 21 Ocalan finally made an announcement of ceasefire and withdrawal, which was positively responded by his militant group.