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Brotherhood, FJP: Badie and Al-Shater Not Arrested; Authorities Intent to Violate Freedoms

The military coup in Egypt unleashes bloody monsters of violence, repression and corrupt, brutal police state.

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Friday, July 5,2013 02:26

	IkhwanWeb

Ahmed Aref, Muslim Brotherhood media spokesman, rejected as false rumors alleging the arrest of Dr. Mohamed Badie, Muslim Brotherhood Chairman.

Aref affirmed that the rumors were simply utter lies - the continuation of the deliberate lies and rumors war already underway.

Separately, Ayman Abdel-Ghani, leading member of Freedom and Justice Party (FJP), said in a statement to Ikhwanweb: "Khairat Al-Shater, the Muslim Brotherhood’s Vice-Chairman, has not been arrested.

"There is a continuing security effort to indeed arrest him."

Abdel-Ghani explained that authorities evidently have a vengeful security plan to continuously hunt and prosecute Muslim Brotherhood and FJP leaders, to violate freedoms in a repressive manner painfully reminiscent of the Mubarak regime's blatant and bloody crimes against the Muslim Brotherhood.