Exciting Developments in the Tangier Ballot Papers Case... The Number of Detainees Is Growing, and Tangier Mayor "Rouchirchi"!

The city of Tangier is witnessing rapid and unprecedented developments on the ground and in the courts against the backdrop of the case involving suspicious ballot papers that rocked Al-Quds School in the New District and the working-class neighborhood of Kasabara on Election Day. The case began with the arrest of a young man inside a polling station found in possession of two bags filled with stacks of ballots and white envelopes inside a glass box. has expanded to include the heads of two polling stations and other individuals, in coordination with the Public Prosecutor’s Office, bringing the number of those detained in pretrial custody to five as of this hour.

In a pivotal and serious development that demonstrates the state’s resolve and the high-level authorities’ commitment to uncovering the full truth, sources reported that an international arrest warrant has been issued for the head of the Tangier Municipal Council (the mayor), Mounir Limouri, with speculation that he has left the country and is currently in Spain, amid talk of an international arrest warrant being issued against him. The judicial police and the competent public prosecutor’s office are continuing their efforts to determine who is responsible and the true source of the seized items, pending the announcement of the final findings and the initiation of legal proceedings against all those involved.