Wednesday 11/December/2024 – 03:40 PM
Lawyer Ashraf Farahat, defending artist Badria Tolba, submitted a report to the Public Prosecutor against a woman on charges of insult, slander, and misuse of social networking sites.
This came through a comment on her personal page, in which the artist Badriya Tolba was accused of arranging the death of her husband and the travel, to remove suspicion from her, which angered the complainant.
Badriya Tolba files a lawsuit against a woman who claimed that the artist killed her husband
Farahat confirmed in his report that the artist, Badriya Tolba, submitted a report to the Public Prosecutor against one of the women via social networking sites, who bears the name Faten Ramadan, against the backdrop of the media and news websites following the death of director Mustafa Salem, the husband of the artist, Badriya Tolba, last Sunday while she was in Paris for some time. To present her comedy play “The Fourth Floor.” The play was scheduled to be shown for three continuous nights on December 7, 8, and 9 of this year, with the participation of the artist Mohamed El-Sawy, and it was directed by Mona Khudari.
The report continued: But the sudden death of her husband forced her to apologize in an official statement for not completing the performances, stressing that she now insists on returning to Egypt to attend his funeral and was surprised by the person complaining against her. The account owner commented on one of the artist’s posts on her Facebook account announcing the news of the death of her husband, director Mustafa. Salem is suspended: It is his death with evidence that she arranged and traveled to remove suspicion from her.
Farahat added: This matter has been addressed, conveying the artist’s anger at the comment, and since what the complainant committed against her intentionally is considered slander against the complainant, and she also committed the misuse of social media in accordance with Law No. 175 of 2018 regarding combating information technology crimes. The report calls for the necessary action to be taken. Arresting and bringing the complainant against her, investigating what happened and referring her to urgent trial.
