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الجمعة 18 رجب
1433هـ - 08 يونيو 2012م
Egyptian police accuse Islamist MP of `indecent act' with teenage girl
Hundreds of supporters of Islamist MP Ali Wanis (2nd left) marched on Friday in
the city of Banha to show support for him. (Photo courtesy of al-Youm al-Sabea)
Al Arabiya
Egypt's prosecutor summoned an Islamist MP for questioning after he was caught
performing an indecent act with a teenage girl, an Egyptian daily reported late
Friday citing an unnamed security official. "The normal legal procedure in this
case is to send the prosecutor's order to the People's Assembly [Egypt's lower
house of parliament] on Saturday, so as to lift up the parliamentary immunity
from the MP," the source was quoted as saying by Egypt's daily al-Youm
al-Sabea. "Immunity must be lifted first and the parliament should give the
permission for questioning the MP," he said.
Islamist MP Ali Wanis, who is a member of the ultraconservative Salafi Nour
Party, has denied news reports that he was caught performing an indecent act
with a teenage girl on Thursday night inside a private car on a
Cairo-Alexandria highway.
The teenager, a 19-year-old university student identified as `Nesrine', was
also summoned for questioning. Wanis alleged that the girl was his fiancé and
that she was sick and he was helping her to wash her face.
According to the police officer, who was patrolling the highway on Thursday
night, the MP's car was parked in a no-parking area on the highway near the
Egyptian city of Toukh. On approaching the car, the police officer found Wanis
and Nesrine "engaged in an indecent act," so both were arrested and taken to
the police station, where a police report was filed.
"Indecent act" is the term given, by Egyptian police, to any act involving
sexual activities.
Wanis issued an online statement early Friday denying the allegation. He said
he had earlier been involved in an altercation with a low-ranking police
officer and accused the police of fabricating a scandal to get back at him, the
online edition of Egypt's state-run al-Ahram reported.
Wanis said that the allegation was part of a blackmail campaign that aims at
smearing his reputation as well as the image of the Islamist politicians.
Earlier Friday, hundreds of supporters of Wanis marched in the city of Banha
after the weekly Friday prayers to show support for the Islamist MP and to
express their condemnation to the police allegations. Protesters chanted
anti-police slogans.
(Translation and writing by Abeer Tayel)
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