Was the Egyptian artist subjected to harassment within the musicians’ syndicate?

Massive chaos, allegations of verbal harassment and a thunderous suspension decision! This is what was witnessed behind the scenes of the Syndicate of Music Professionals in Cairo, in an incident that left the artistic community breathless after a heated crisis involving popular artiste Salma Adel and her band’s former drummer.

The spark started when Salma Adel came out in a shocking video that took the social media platforms like fire, in which she claimed that she was insulted and verbally abused in the trade union corridors in the city centre. The singer confirmed that she entered the building to attend an investigative hearing into a malicious complaint filed by her former drummer, Mohamed Yusri, but was surprised (by her account) to be assaulted immediately after the investigation, prompting her to immediately call the police to protect her. Then he was surprised by the quick decision to suspend him from his job!

The singer revealed that the group’s WhatsApp chats proved his innocence and denied the accusations of the musician, who left the work of his own free will, noting that he initially agreed to an amicable reconciliation, but verbal abuse forced him to refrain, go to the police and file an official complaint against the musician. He regretted the decision to suspend because he has been working with official permits since he was thirteen.

On the other hand, the union was not silent in the face of this storm. An official source came out in press statements to decipher the crisis and turn the tables. The source completely denied that the singer was attacked or harassed by union officials or employees and emphasized that there was a verbal altercation and a mutual conflict between Salma and the percussionist who was working with him. He explained that the union summoned them only to investigate their grievances and the decision to suspend them was made as part of work-organization procedures, stressing that the union is not a party to this personal dispute.

This acute incident creates a new episode in a series of intense crises recently attended by a syndicate of music professionals led by the artist Mostafa Kamel, and opens the door to questions from the public: will the investigations and security services be able to end this crisis, or do the scenes of the dispute hide other surprises that have yet to be revealed?

Total chaos, accusations of verbal harassment and a decision to suspend work that hit like a thunderbolt! That’s what happened behind the scenes at a musicians’ syndicate in Cairo, in an incident that left the artistic community gasping after a bitter crisis erupted involving popular artist Salma Adel and her former drummer.

The spark came when Salma Adel appeared in a shocking video that went viral on social media, announcing that she had been abused and verbally abused inside the walls of a syndicate in downtown Cairo. The singer confirmed that he entered the building for an investigative hearing into a malicious complaint filed by his ex-drummer, Mohamed Yusri, but was shocked (he said) by an assault that occurred immediately after the investigation, prompting him to call the police for protection, but was surprised at the swift decision to suspend him!

The singer revealed that the group’s WhatsApp chats proved his innocence and rejected the claim of the musician, who left the job of his own free will, noting that he initially agreed to a friendly settlement, but the verbal abuse forced him to refrain and go to the police for an official report against the musician, expressing regret, especially since he was working on an official decision. thirteen years old.

In contrast, the Syndicate did not fall silent in the face of this uproar; In press statements, a responsible source emerged to unravel the mystery of the crisis and turn the tables. The source categorically denied any assault or harassment against the singer by the syndicate officials or his staff and confirmed that there was only a verbal altercation and personal conflict between Salma and the percussionist who was working with him. He explained that the union had only summoned them to investigate mutual grievances between them and that the decision to suspend him was part of labor regulation procedures, stressing that the union was not a party to this personal dispute.

This acute incident creates a new chapter in the series of intense crises that the musicians’ syndicate has recently witnessed under the chairmanship of the artist Mostafa Kamel, raising questions in the public: will the investigations and security agencies be able to end this crisis, or the backstage of the dispute hides other surprises that have yet to be revealed?