Riots start over in Egypt

                                         

people protesting in Port Said in Egypt  (picture : sources)

                                                      The riots that broke in Egypt seem to have turned into a disaster for the president Morsi government as the government called in the army for support in the city of Port Said as well as in Cairo.The riots start at a time when the Morsi government is already facing acute shortage of police personnel as they(the police)  are striking against the government for blaming them for its failures.

forces deployed in Port Said(picture : sources)

                                     These riots could play a decisive  role in the politics of Egypt as the hold of the government is already loose. And the stand of the egyptian government  on this matter not being clear will only fuel the anger of the public.

the egyptian government seems to be more concerned over the martial laws of the country.The government will have to do something in this case for many people foresee that these riots could lead to either Morsi  being forced to resign  or Port Said being separated from the rest of the country and probably formed into a new nation.At present either of the possibilities seem to be non prevalent as Morsi has doesn't seems to be in a mood to go and also Port Said is the center of Egypt earnings ,a place from where almost half of Egypt's overseas business is conducted.

                                                                  Egypt surely seems to be on the verge of a split and now the leadership qualities of  president Morsi will be tested , which till now are seeming to be non existent .  With the police forces in egypt refusing to back up the government this time this is a real test for Egyptian unity , in which surely bring some big surprise for the people of Port Said .It seems what started as a football match rift between supporters will turn out to be a freedom movement like thing for the people of Port Said .But today when I could have said a hundred things I only want to ask a single question that justice for a mass conflict in Egypt has been done but what about the case of British journalist Natasha Smith.The unfortunate incident happened with her almost an year ago but still no justice has been done with her .Which should have been given to her. This guys, is a larger picture of Egypt which lies bare in the desert sand .

                                                                            Apart from all this there are a hundred things that are unsaid till now and I think this is the time for President Morsi  to come out and speak ........................

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