Egyptian parliament moves to censure Sisi critic and lawmaker Ahmed Tantawi

Egyptian parliamentarians are aiming at dissidents in hot water by publicly criticizing the Shishi regime in a series of videos posted on social media.

Ahmed Tantawi was called by the Ahram government as & # 39; almost left & # 39 ;, and was almost completely out of parliament's immunity if the legislative legislative body had closed.

Tan Thawi formed an Egyptian president Abdel Fattah el Sisi, who had a coup in July 2013 in an hour-and-a-half video message on Facebook, modifying the constitution to increase the president's term length and increase the maximum I accused him of doing so. The number of terms the president can play three roles

He attacked Shish's austerity measures with an unbalanced impact on the working class and the middle class.

The video comes out a few weeks after tens of thousands of people took to the street in a rare expression against Sissy. The protest was protested by self-exile Egyptian dissident Mohamed Ali, who fled the state against what he claimed within the municipal administration and the military.

Following Tantawi's video, Sissy's supporters accused him of violating the Constitution and alliing with the Muslim Brotherhood, a forbidden opposition in Egypt.

"Tantawi's video sent a message to an outside army to spread Egypt's instability and chaos," said Ahami's report, Sami Ramadan.

Another councilor, Ali Ali Badr, said, "Tan Tawi likes to go against the country, and his video broadcasts the Muslim Brotherhood channel in Turkey and Qatar, forcing citizens to lose confidence in state and political leadership." said.

If MP successfully removes the immunity of the burnt stomach, you will receive the same treatment faced by others who oppose Sissy. Egyptian dissidents were imprisoned without trial and a few people fled the country in exile.

Six years after seizing power, Sissi closed most of the space against Egyptian society by arresting and imprisoning those who opposed his rule.

Source: TRT World