Frayokit News gathered that Mohammed Morsi was Egypt's first democratically elected president, but lasted only one year in power before being ousted by the military on 3 July 2013 following his rejection of Egyptian court authority to try him.
Morsi was chosen as the Muslim Brotherhood's presidential candidate in April 2012 after the movement's deputy general guide, millionaire businessman Khairat al-Shater, was forced to pull out. And as president, Morsi fell out with key institutions and sectors of society.
Public opposition to Morsi began building in November 2012 when, wishing to ensure that the Islamist-dominated constituent assembly could finish drafting a new constitution, the president issued a decree granting himself far-reaching powers. On the first anniversary of his taking office, millions took to the street to demand for morsi's resignation.
Huge crowd gathered together at in Tahrir square to celebrate when military ousted Muhammed Morsi from the office.
Frayokit News gathered that a crackdown on Morsi's supporters in August 2013 left nothing less than 1,000 People dead.
The army responded by breaking up two protest camps in the capital by force on 14 August and arresting key Brotherhood figures. Almost 1,000 people were killed in a crackdown the interim authorities portrayed as a struggle against "terrorism".
Morsi warned that the state will not be stable until military coup is eliminated.
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