"What happened exceeds the limits of joking or entertainment and constitutes acts punishable by law." Participation in a program based on surprises does not imply consent to being subjected to insult.

The Public Prosecutor referred a complaint filed by actress Asmaa Galal against actor Ramy Galal to the competent prosecution office in 6th of October City, following content in one of the episodes that she considered included personal insults, public bullying, and inappropriate suggestions.

Lawyer Nihad Abu Al-Qomsan confirmed that her office submitted the complaint after a detailed review of the episode, analyzing its content legally according to the Penal Code and media regulations. The investigation revealed repeated offensive phrases, bullying comments, and personal questions under psychological and moral pressure on the victim during filming, constituting a clear legal violation.

Legal procedures The statement indicated that what occurred goes beyond the limits of humor or entertainment and constitutes acts punishable by law. The complaint was registered under request number (20009) and petition number (1576794), and the Public Prosecutor referred the case to the competent prosecution in 6th of October City to take the appropriate legal actions.

The legal office stressed that participating in a surprise-based program does not imply consent to insult, bullying, or violation of dignity, and any non-litigation agreement does not extend to acts punishable by law, ensuring that a criminal case can be filed if the legal conditions are met.