Mansoura Misdemeanor Court gave on Tuesday prison sentences to three Mansoura University students, allegedly affiliated to the Muslim Brotherhood, on charges of rioting and joining a banned group in Daqahliya.
The court sentenced Salah Eddin Emad al-Qady, a junior Faculty of Medicine student, in absentia to one year in prison and fined him LE200,000. Mohamed Ezzat, a sophomore at Faculty of Pharmacology, to three years in prison. Mohamed Mossaad al-Gohary, a sophomore at Faculty of Commerce, to three and half years in prison.
Public Prosecution earlier accused the three suspects of protesting without permission, rioting, joining a banned group and attacking public and private properties.
Edited translation from Al-Masry Al-Youm
