Egypt: Muslim Brotherhood's Badie suspected of incitement
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The Egyptian State Attorney's Office launched an investigation into the Muslim Broterhood's General Guide Mohamed Badie, arrested early morning Tuesday in Cairo and jailed in Tora Prison.
The main allegation against Badie is inciting protestors to murder and violence. The Alarabiya network reported that Badie was remanded for an additional 15 days for further questioning. Badie is also accused of inciting against protestors during the violent clashes in the Brotherhood's headquarters on June 30, for which he will be judged on Sunday with two of his deputies. (Roi Kais)
