Cairo Criminal Court on Saturday adjourned to Dec. 10 the trial in the case known as ‘Rabaa Dispersal’, which involves many senior figures of the Muslim Brotherhood group, Youm7 reported.
A total of 739 defendants, including Mohammed Badie, the supreme guide of the Muslim Brotherhood, Mohamed El-Beltagy, a senior group member and Osama, ousted President Mohamed Morsi’s son stand the trial over violence related charges that followed the deadly dispersal of Muslim Brotherhood’s sit-ins in Cairo and Giza in August 2013.
The charges include organizing an armed gathering, blocking streets, premeditated murder or civilians and police officers who tried to break up the sit-in and disrupting transport links.
