Ahmed Shafiq, the last prime minister under the ousted Egyptian president and a candidate for the presidential elections, has said that the amendments made by parliament to the political rights law that prevents figures from  the former regime from running for presidential elections, is flagrant bias, constitutional sin and an attempt to impose a trusteeship on Egyptians.

Shafiq has said during an election rally that amendments are against the supposed balance of powers.

He has also stressed that he continues in the presidential race until the end and the ballot box.

[Source: AJA]