Ahmed Mohi was alone and said # go away_iase

Egyptian social networking sites swept the photo of a young man named Ahmed Mohi, standing alone in Tahrir Square and sporting a banner bearing the inscription "Quit Sisi" after the accident of train occurred Wednesday at the Egyptian train station.

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The footage shows members of the security forces who arrested the young Egyptian man, prompting users of social networking sites in Egypt to launch Hastag # Erhal Ayesisi, Hashagat's most popular list in Egypt, with more than 43,000 tweets.

Pharmacist Ahmed Mohi recorded a live video on his Facebook account prior to his arrest, directly in Tahrir Square, calling on the Egyptian people to rise up and revolt against President Sisi.

Ahmed later appeared in a police car after being arrested with another young man in Tahrir Square, saying that he was "in a police car to take him to an unknown location" and said called the Egyptians not to let him face his destiny.

The Egyptians demanded via the Hachtag the departure of President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi and the release of the young Ahmed Mohi.

"You stand in a piece of paper with no need or words to stop them," Amira Ibrahim said. "They are the greatest proof of their fear and their true collapse".

In an interview with a former member of the People's Assembly and the father of pharmacist Ahmad Mohi, Muhy Abd al-Ati said: "Until now, I do not know anything about him." He went to the scene of his arrest and did not receive a satisfactory answer.

As for Ahmad's demonstration on Tahrir Square, Abdel-Ati said: "Everyone has his opinion, his idea and the stone of thought, no religion, no humanity, no evil." ;mind."

"My son does not belong to any political orientation and tends to democracy and freedom in Egypt, to lead a life in his country and to be a respectable country," he said.

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On the other hand, Hashtag appeared on social networking sites with around 5,000 cheers through which users expressed their attachment to President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi.

This is the fifth time that Egyptians are demanding the departure of President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi on social networks.

For the first time in the world, the Egyptians launched this hiatus for the first time in 2015 after a speech by the president confirming his willingness to leave office immediately, provided that it is the wish of all the Egyptian people.

The second time in 2016 came after a speech in which he confirmed that the islands of Tiran and Sanafir had always followed Saudi Arabia.

And the third time in 2018, after the broadcast of a clip of the Egyptian President during a session of the Youth Conference held at the University of Cairo, expressing his dissatisfaction with the departure of Hashtag from Sisi.

And the fourth, in January 2019, Egyptian singers demanded Sisi's departure from power after his recent statements in which he announced his intention to quit his office if it was a popular will .