Sisi wants to power up until 2030

                                                                                         

Abdel Fattah al-Sisi Egyptian President

The referendum began on Saturday in order to strengthen the regime of Egyptian President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi. President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi will be more powerful in that referendum. Reuters reports that a referendum has begun in Egypt to change the constitution.

With this vote, the scope of the CC will be created till 2030 and the opportunity to strengthen the role of the army of the country will be created.

The Sisi;s supporters demanded that the change in the country's economic reconstruction and major development projects needed this change. However, critics say that arrangements have been made to ensure the power of the Sisi  and to authoritarian rule.

There are more supporters of the Sisi's in the 596-member parliament. On Tuesday, the issue of amendment to the constitution was passed by parliament in 531 votes.

In the referendum, 50 million voters in the country will vote for three days. Voting started today

It is assumed that the change will be passed by vote. However, observers will see how many voters vote in support of the CC.

The Sisi opponents are complaining, the government is hurrying. Not given until the time for their program to vote for 'no'. Despite the protests from various human rights organizations for a long time, this three-day long referendum has been organized today. Basically, through this, the government has to take steps to increase the tenure of the opposition,

If the constitution is amended, the government's existing tenure will increase for another six years and he will be able to return to the polls in 2024. Apart from this, the Chief Judge will have the control of recruiting and recruiting lawyers in his hand. Besides, the control of the army will also be in the hands.

Abdel Fattah al-Sisi came to power when President Mohamed Morsi was ousted in 2013. In 2013, CC ousted Egypt's first President Mohamed Morsi, elected by the democratic process. At that time he was in charge of the army chief. After winning the 2014 elections, he won. At that time, 97 percent of his votes were cast.

Abdel Fattah al-Sisi was elected the president for a second term in Egypt in April last year. During this time 97 percent of the votes were cast in favor of him.

Many people complain that the election results are predefined.