Rabat – The Public Prosecutor’s Office at the Tangier Court of Appeal has opened a judicial investigation into a video circulating on social media that appears to show a glass box containing several white envelopes or papers.
The King’s Prosecutor at the Tangier Court of Appeal announced on Wednesday that a judicial investigation had been launched to establish the circumstances surrounding the footage and determine whether any legal violations occurred.
The video, which has circulated on several social media platforms, shows a transparent glass box with what appear to be white envelopes inside. The prosecution has not publicly confirmed what the materials shown in the footage are or provided details about where or when the video was recorded.
The investigation aims to establish the facts surrounding the footage and determine the appropriate legal measures based on its findings, according to the prosecutor’s office.
The video has also prompted a wave of reactions online, with some social media users questioning whether the footage could point to irregularities in the electoral process.
Some users have expressed anger and concern over what they perceive as possible electoral fraud, while others have called for an official explanation of the circumstances shown in the recording.
Morocco votes in legislative elections
The investigation coincides with Morocco’s nationwide legislative elections, which are taking place today.
The Ministry of Interior said earlier in the day that voting was proceeding under normal conditions across the country. According to the ministry’s latest update, national voter turnout stood at 11.34% as of noon.
Moroccans are voting to elect members of the House of Representatives, with the results set to determine the composition of the next Parliament and contribute to the formation of the country’s next government.
As voting continues, authorities are monitoring reports and incidents linked to the electoral process.
