The State Security Prosecution appeals the decision to release an accused person from harming national security
The Supreme State Security Prosecution recently appealed the decision to release the suspect, Maaz al-Sharqawi, on preventive measures in connection with his ongoing investigation into the charge of publishing and broadcasting false news that would harm the national interests of the country.
It is noteworthy that the Chamber 32 of Cairo Criminal Court, which deals with terrorism issues, had decided to release the accused in precautionary measures. The prosecution has been charged with taking over the leadership of a group established contrary to the provisions of the law, with the aim of calling for disabling the provisions of the constitution and laws, preventing state institutions and public authorities from carrying out their actions, attacking the personal freedom of citizens and harming national unity and social peace. Public order and endanger the safety and security of society.
The security services of the Ministry of the Interior have arrested the accused and a number of other defendants in case No. 440 for the year 2018 to confine the security of a higher state, including Abdel Moneim Abul Fotouh, in light of a judicial order issued by the Supreme State Security Prosecution, Received inquiries by the National Security Sector that they planned to commit a number of terrorist crimes and armed attacks on state installations and institutions in a way that would cause chaos in the country, which requires investigation by the prosecution.
It is noteworthy that the Criminal Court of Cairo, headed by Counselor Mustafa Mahmoud Abdel Ghaffar, had previously issued a decision to include 16 accused of the case in the lists of terrorists, on the request filed in this regard from the Attorney General to the Court .. In addition to the issuance of the Attorney General's decision on the custody of funds These are all accused, headed by the Muslim Brotherhood Abdel Moneim Abul Fotouh.
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