Sudan Muslim Brotherhood corruption … the freezing of assets of 161 elements, among them prominent leaders

The Central Bank of Sudan has decided to freeze and seize the assets and accounts of 161 people belonging to the terrorist organization Muslim Brotherhood in Sudan.

In a statement, the Central Bank of Sudan said, Sunday evening, it was decided to freeze and seize the assets and accounts of 161 people accused of currency trading and harming the economy.

In a leaflet that included the names of those whose assets and accounts were frozen, the Central Bank added that the decision was made at the request of the Committee for the Dismantling of the Muslim Brotherhood Government System.

The list of banned individuals issued by the Central Bank, included prominent figures in the Brotherhood terrorist organization, such as Rabie Abdel Ati, Mohammed Al-Amin Baraka, and others.

The accounts that were seized were being illegally traded and speculated on with the purpose of harming the national economy.

The source pointed out that all the people whose assets have been seized are fronts of the deposed Muslim Brotherhood regime and are leading its plan to undermine the democratic transition by hitting the economy.

Earlier on Sunday, Wajdi Saleh, a member of the Committee to Dismantle the Muslim Brotherhood, revealed that 90 bank accounts were monitored through suspicious activities and currency speculation, and that they had arrested a number of their owners who were being investigated.

Saleh has promised to publish the names of those account owners working to undermine the transition.