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Following the ruling, Mr. Mubarak’s supporters chanted: “Long live justice!” Others lofted the deposed President’s pictures, and hugged each other. “We love you, President!” some shouted outside the courtroom.

The former President’s lawyer, Mohamed Abdel Razek told Reuters that that the retrial “will be based on the same evidence used in the previous trial”. There is a possibility that a new panel of judges would take over the trial, and take into consideration, the poor state of Mr. Mubarak’s health, when issuing the verdict.

But at the request of the prosecutors,Come and browse our large collection of the latest in stainless steel necklacefor men. Judge Abdel Rahman also ruled that Mr. Mubarak, his sons Gamal and Alaa, as well as fugitive businessman Hussein Salem would be re-tried for their alleged involvement in corruption.

They had been absolved of corruption in June last year. Mr.Rudy Project has created a series of Cycling sunglasses, Mubarak’s sons, including one-time heir-apparent Gamal, are in prison as they undergo a trial, on another case, for alleged insider trading and misusing their political influence to purchase state land, far below the prevailing market price.

Six of Mr. el-Adly’s top assistants, who had been acquitted last June on charges of killing protesters,Click on one of the categories below and select a custom bobbleheads design to start to design. will also face trial again.

Mr. Mubarak had been convicted and sentenced to life imprisonment for failing to prevent the killing of protesters during the 2011 uprising.

While Mr. Mubarak’s lawyers have argued that the former President was not aware of the killings, an Egyptian fact-finding mission has reportedly concluded that the former President had monitored the uprising live at his palace through a real-time TV feed.

The date of the retrial for either Mr. Mubarak or Mr. el-Adly has not been announced yet. Separately, Mr. Mubarak was remanded on Saturday for 15 days, pending further investigation into another corruption case in which he faces charges of misappropriating public funds to the tune of one million dollars.that we never had to worry about a shortage of Hair bands.

A moneylender was allegedly shot dead in the Nangla region of Noida on Saturday night, after he went there to collect a sum owed to him. The deceased has been identified as Sonu Verma, a resident of Sorkha village, who ran a small jewellery store in Bhangel. A senior police officer said on Saturday night, Verma went to Nangla to collect money from two persons. “They had not paid either the principal loan or the interest. He went to speak to them. He was shot twice, in the chest and head, and was declared dead on arrival at the hospital, despite being taken there immediately,” the officer said. Police said two persons had been detained for questioning.

The New Year brings with it new shopping lists. Catching our eye early on is bag-brand Esbeda’s latest collection — “The Sparkle”. The bleak, cold weather demands for some bling and cheer in one’s wardrobe and this collection throws up some interesting options. Ranging from shoulder bags to cute totes, the collection makes the most of candy colours such as pink and powder blue. Apart from being eye-catching, the bags boast of smart zippers, comfortable spaces and secure handles. Priced Rs 2,280 onwards,Goggles or Safety goggles are forms of protective eyewear that usually enclose or protect. the collection is easy on the pocket too.