The Giza Criminal Court decided Wednesday to adjourn the trial of Guide of the Muslim Brotherhood Mohamed Badie along with 50 MB leaders and members to November 16 in the case in which they are accused of orchestrating violence after the dispersal of two protest camps in Rabaa el-Adawya and el-Nahda last August.
The charges against Badie and the 50 other Brotherhood leaders involve violent events that directly followed the dispersal of the camps.
The public prosecution has charged the defendants with setting up an operations room after the dispersal to direct the movements of Brotherhood supporters across the country in plans to defy the state and spread chaos, in addition to plotting attacks on police stations, private property and churches.