The attack of the Egyptian parliament member, Mustafa Bakri, on the businessman, Naguib Sawiris, sparked a “verbal battle” between the parliamentarian on one side and Alaa Mubarak, son of the late Egyptian President Mohamed Hosni Mubarak, on the other hand, during which the two sides exchanged “accusations and sarcasm”.
The beginning came following Bakri criticized Sawiris, accusing him of “inciting sedition,” following the businessman posted a tweet on his Twitter account, commenting on the “Abu Sefein” church fire incident in Imbaba, Giza Governorate, which killed 41 people and injured 12 others, according to statement “The Egyptian Ministry of Health“.
In his tweet, Sawiris said that he did not want “condolences” before “knowing the details of the accident, because in Upper Egypt we do not accept condolences before we know the details and know the perpetrator. God is the avenger and he will come once morest the victims.”
Following the tweet, Bakri accused Sawiris of “inciting once morest the state and spreading false information,” calling on the Egyptian Public Prosecutor to investigate him following “inciting sedition,” according to the website.Egyptian today“.
In a post on Twitter, Sawiris responded to these accusations, mocking the Egyptian parliamentarian through a “group of photos” in which Mustafa Bakri appears during meetings with the symbols of the Mubarak regime and the symbols of the Brotherhood and the Salafists, followed by the comment “The story of Mustafa Bakri’s struggle.”
In a tweet on Twitter, Alaa Mubarak entered the crisis line, addressing his speech to Bakri, saying: “Glory be to God, someone else is asking the Attorney General to investigate the publication of false news that remains acceptable.”
Alaa Mubarak added, “You told lies regarding the father, may God have mercy on him (Hosni Mubarak), part of which was mentioned by lawyer Farid (Al-Deeb) in court and from your book! Oh dash.”
After Mubarak’s son’s attack, Bakri published a tweet in which he said, “To Alaa Mubarak, he chose my battles carefully, and I will not forget for you that you and your brother Jamal attended my mother’s condolences in 2014 at the Omar Makram Mosque, and I excuse you in your defense of Sawiris, and I know the reasons well, and I forgive you, may God guide you.” “.
Alaa Mubarak responded to Bakri’s tweet, saying: “Professor Mustafa, stay for God, despite your lies and your lies, but duty is a duty and that is the difference. Condolences, Your Honor, you are of little origin.
After Mubarak’s son’s attack, the Egyptian parliamentarian published new tweets, during which he accused “Alaa and Gamal Mubarak” of owning money outside Egypt and profiting from their father’s position.
This verbal battle caused a state of controversy among social media activists, and opinions varied between supportive of Bakri on the one hand, and supportive of Alaa Mubarak’s speech on the other.