Ennahda Movement: Rashid al-Ghannouchi is not under house arrest

Tensions escalated in Tunisia after President Kays Mentioned freezed all parliamentary powers, suspended the immunity of deputies, and dismissed the present Prime Minister, Hisham al-Mashishi.

After the unconstitutional choices, which have been described as a coup, the opponents of the coup took to the streets and reacted to the occasions.

In the meantime, the allegations that Tunisian Parliament Speaker Rashid al-Gannouchi was banned from touring or stored under necessary house arrest have been on the agenda.

EXPLANATION ON CLAIMS OF HOME RETENTION

Ennahda Motion, by making an announcement, denied the allegation that Ghannouchi was under house arrest.

Within the written assertion, it was famous that the information {that a} journey restriction and house arrest resolution was taken in opposition to the chief of the motion and Parliament Speaker Gannnuşi did not replicate the reality.

GANNUSHI’S WORDS

Within the assertion, it was famous that Ghannouchi attended a collection of conferences. Ghannouchi, in his earlier assertion, “The Tunisian Parliament is in session. We held the assembly of the deputies’ workplace. The session was held legally and with full participation. We determined to sentence the coup and cling to legitimacy.” made his statements.

WHAT HAPPENED IN TUNISIA

Protests have been held in opposition to the federal government and opposition events in Tunisia, and assaults have been organized on social gathering facilities, particularly the Ennahda Motion.

Tunisian President Mentioned introduced that he would take over the manager with a primary minister he would appoint.

Ghannouchi, who referred to as the folks to peaceable battle upon the choices of President Mentioned, emphasised that this step, which had no authorized foundation, was a coup.

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