Rabat – Moroccan pop singer, Saad Lamjarred has said that his lawyer, Eric Dupond-Moretti, has prevented him from taking part in any television or radio interviews until he is proved innocent, reported Ahdath.Info newspaper on Sunday.
Lamjarred has reportedly said that the truth is beginning to unfold, adding that he has “faith in Allah and justice.”
“I am confident that my case has come to an end and I will reveal all details when my lawyer asks me to. “
Lamjarred stated that while he has no future song projects, he is not ruling out his future musical career, saying that his return to stage depends on his case’s development.
The singer said that the accusations against him have not affected his reputation. “On the contrary, I have received more support and greater sympathy from people, and the accusations against me have not deprived me of the blessing for which I thank God.
Lamjarred was arrested for alleged involvement in a case of “sexual assault and violence” in France in October 2016. The singer was since released on April 13, but under electronic surveillance.
Lamjarred wears an electronic tag on his ankle. If he attempts to leave where his property in France outside of fixed hours, a prison guard will immediately be notified by remote alarm.
