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The great artist Hani Shaker, head of the Musicians Union, confirmed that the sentence issued today by the Economic Crimes Court of Dekheila in Alexandria, which punishes the popular party singer “Hamo Beka” with two years in prison with work and a bond 5,000 pounds; Accused of insulting and defaming the Music Professions Union, it is a victory for the Union and its Board, all union employees, legal affairs, and all members of the General Assembly.
Shaker said the ruling came after the Musicians Union legal affairs followed up on what Hamo Beka did, when he cursed the union and its employees, threatened to burn down the union and started a lawsuit against him, after he insulted the union and accused its members of being corrupt, and threatened to burn down the union and beat the members. , Emphasizing that the ruling is proof of the prestige and prestige of the union.
The Alexandria Economic Court for Misdemeanors had sentenced popular party singer “Hamo Beka” to two years in prison with work and a bail of 5,000 pounds. The court also decided to fine him 200 thousand pounds, after being accused of insulting and defaming the Union of Musical Professions and its captain, the artist Hani Shaker, and several employees. Union workers.
Yasser Kantoush, a lawyer for the Music Professions Union, presented a report to the Dekheila Prosecutor’s Office in Alexandria, with number 13350 of 2019, of the Dekheila administration, in which he accused the popular singer Mohamed Mahmoud Mustafa Sayed Ahmed, known as ” Hamo Beka “, of storming a public facility and inciting violence, insults and slander. The artist Hani Shaker.
The lawyer for the Musicians Union said in the lawsuit that Hamo Beka verbally assaulted and insulted artist Hani Shaker while he was in the Musicians Union, and that Beka practiced bullying to obtain permission from the Musicians Union to sing, without fulfilling the conditions. to obtain permission after presenting it to the technical committee. Responsible for issuing statements for artists and the exercise of the profession.
