Barrister Urges PM to Bar President from Addressing Parliament

The letter, dispatched on Monday (March 2), raises serious concerns regarding the President’s conduct and eligibility.

The correspondence alleges that the President failed to take decisive action during the July mass uprising and remained silent against the previous regime's injustices. Furthermore, it highlights a recent media interview where the President’s remarks were deemed derogatory to the spirit of the revolution. The lawyer argues that by misrepresenting the truth, the President has violated his constitutional oath and lost the legal right to hold office. The letter concludes by urging the Prime Minister to intervene and ensure that the sanctity of the July revolution is upheld by barring the President from parliamentary proceedings.