PJD Party Meeting in Morocco Erupts in Violence: Member Loses Teeth in Headbutt Incident
Headbutts in partisan brotherhoods are in fashion... While a few days ago, there was talk of the PAM deputy Joumani who had headbutted the PGS of the PAM Hakim Benchemach, now another headbutt has taken place at the PJD. The victim is missing some teeth.
During a communication meeting organized by the PJD in Kenitra, and chaired by Minister Aziz Rebbah, two PJD members (or rather one) settled a misunderstanding in the manner of Zidane: Headbutt without the slightest warning.
Even the reason for the misunderstanding is ludicrous! One (the secretary of the PJD section in Sidi Taibi) asked the other to lay carpets (for the same event).
The other (deputy provincial secretary of the PJD in Kenitra) refused. "One" then went to lay them himself. And the other had remorse and went to help him. One was grumpy. The other hit him.
One might think it’s a joke but it’s absolutely not. It’s worth reading what Le360 writes, which itself takes up information from Assabah: "But confronted with the reprimands that greeted him, in full view of the entire audience, the helping hand he had come to provide suddenly turned into a violent headbutt delivered to his counterpart, who collapsed stiff on the carpets".
And what had to happen happened, would have said deputy Sidi Brahim El Joumani, author of the famous headbutt a few days ago against Hakim Benchemach... because the latter had snubbed him.
A nice lesson in communication at a meeting for this purpose. As for the health consequences, Le360 talks about missing teeth but in a style that can be confusing: "After assessing the damage, namely several missing teeth for the PJDist from Sidi Taibi, the communication meeting was able to resume somewhat, in a concert that varied between whispering and uproar". Missing teeth and the meeting continuing as if nothing had happened...? The headbutt is therefore certain and the rest is "maybe".
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