Massive demonstrations against Mohamed Morsy |
The supporters of Egypt’s recently ousted President Mohamed Morsy who
hails from Muslim Brotherhood have announced about their plans to hold the
massive rallies in support of Morsy on Sunday, 7 July.
The Alliance in Support of Legitimacy, recently formed and united
several Islamist political powers and parties, is calling for the Morsy
supporters to gather in the streets and squares of Egypt to support the
legitimacy of Mohamed Morsy for his presidential post.
Islamist political parties and also the supporters of Muslim Brotherhood
in Egypt reject the ouster of Mohamed Morsy by Egypt’s Head of Armed Forces
Abdel Fattah El-Sissi and call this action as a military coup. Mohamed Morsy is
a legitimate, democratically elected President of Egypt and he should remain on
his post, declare the Islamists.
It’s worth mentioning that the Islamist demonstrators have organized massive
rallies all over Egypt on Friday, 5 July, expressing also their key demands
which include reinstating Mohamed Morsy as Egypt’s President, canceling of all
the unconstitutional decisions taken by the military leadership during this
period of time, continuing to implement the Constitution and creating of the
special committee in order to discuss and to amend the controversial articles
in it.
The Friday Islamist rallies in Egypt have been attended by hundreds of
thousands people. But despite the calls of the leadership and organizers of the
marches there have been several violent clashes in Cairo, Alexandria, Sinai and
other Egyptian governorates as well when the supporters of Mohamed Morsy
clashed with his opponents and with the security forces.
Egypt’s Ministry of Health reported that at least 33 people have been
killed during Friday’s clashes and more than 1000 people have been injured.
Though the Muslim Brotherhood and its supporters are calling for the
massive rallies to be held on Sunday until Mohamed Morsy will not be reinstated
as Egypt’s President.
Rallies of Morsy supporters |
Meanwhile the oppositional forces also plan the massive demonstrations
on Sunday to support what they call the popular will. The decision made by the
military leadership to oust Mohamed Morsy was met with joy and celebrations by
the demonstrators gathered in Cairo’s Tahrir Square and all over Egypt as well.
This move was also one of the attempts of the massive Rebel campaign issued in
Egypt to gather the signs against Mohamed Morsy in order to impeach the
President.
The roadmap for the earliest political future of Egypt announced by
Egypt’s Armed Forces corresponds with the demands of the revolutionaries as the
President is dismissed and Adly Mansour, Head of High Constitutional Court, was
sworn in as an interim head of the state, the Constitution was suspended, the
Shura Council dissolved and the decision was taken to hold the early
presidential and parliamentary elections as well. Thus the anti-Morsy
demonstrators are planning to hold the massive rallies on Sunday to support the
people’s will as many saw the period of Morsy’s and his administration’s ruling
as a failure and attempts to Islamize all the key political wings and
institutions of the country.
So as the situation in the country remains extremely
tense and the society is still divided over the recent events two rival forces
in the country are calling for the massive protests in Cairo and in other
Egyptian governorates.
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