Sharaf: the collapse of security and people's frustration and the interests of users of the causes of accident Imbaba.
Prime Minister Dr. Essam Sharaf
Select the Prime Minister Dr. Essam Sharaf causes an accident Imbaba and other incidents of lawlessness in recent times in the three reasons, describing what happened in the Imbaba "Bambassh."
Sharaf said on Thursday during his visit to Uganda, the first of these reasons that the institution of the police had virtually collapsed after the revolution, adding to seek re-built, noting that security is not as it was, but there is development in its spread and its presence on the street now.
He added: "Second, that the people were under pressure and feel at a time, that he had" insulted the dignity "in addition to feeling pressure and frustration, therefore, the revolution did not have - for the first time - a leader, but the people all of the pilot, behind them."
The prime minister "and a last resort .. there who has the interests of the huge, and they may spend it a lot before so they wanted to retain it, in any form, because the issue has become for them," life or death, "noting that the ongoing investigations with these reveal their attempts to destabilize the country.
He described the honor of what happened in the Imbaba as "illogical," and expressed surprise at the interpretation of what happened to the marriage of a Christian Muslim converted to Islam and fled, or vice versa as the sectarian strife that left 12 people dead and more than 260 injured and that the battles were fought not unfounded.
He said: "There are those who magnifies things and events in religion and ignites the fire of strife between Muslims and Copts," noting in this connection that such matters were dealt with in terms of adapters and is not a matter of law, pointing out that the revolution of January 25 "the revolution is so huge," and know the people the size with the passage of time.
And student honor not to give the incident Imbaba and other more than its size, said: "Egypt is not a small country and it's great and its future is so bright and reassure all the people, both long transitional period or short," stressing the importance of standing people firmly behind the revolution and its belief that what is happening is not called sedition interventions, but sectarian and personal interests, and that puts people first issue on the scales a bright future for his second try and some fragmentation of the country they are wrong, because they allow third-party interventions.
Sharaf said on Thursday during his visit to Uganda, the first of these reasons that the institution of the police had virtually collapsed after the revolution, adding to seek re-built, noting that security is not as it was, but there is development in its spread and its presence on the street now.
He added: "Second, that the people were under pressure and feel at a time, that he had" insulted the dignity "in addition to feeling pressure and frustration, therefore, the revolution did not have - for the first time - a leader, but the people all of the pilot, behind them."
The prime minister "and a last resort .. there who has the interests of the huge, and they may spend it a lot before so they wanted to retain it, in any form, because the issue has become for them," life or death, "noting that the ongoing investigations with these reveal their attempts to destabilize the country.
He described the honor of what happened in the Imbaba as "illogical," and expressed surprise at the interpretation of what happened to the marriage of a Christian Muslim converted to Islam and fled, or vice versa as the sectarian strife that left 12 people dead and more than 260 injured and that the battles were fought not unfounded.
He said: "There are those who magnifies things and events in religion and ignites the fire of strife between Muslims and Copts," noting in this connection that such matters were dealt with in terms of adapters and is not a matter of law, pointing out that the revolution of January 25 "the revolution is so huge," and know the people the size with the passage of time.
And student honor not to give the incident Imbaba and other more than its size, said: "Egypt is not a small country and it's great and its future is so bright and reassure all the people, both long transitional period or short," stressing the importance of standing people firmly behind the revolution and its belief that what is happening is not called sedition interventions, but sectarian and personal interests, and that puts people first issue on the scales a bright future for his second try and some fragmentation of the country they are wrong, because they allow third-party interventions.