Two of the six marches heading to Ministry of Defense in Abbasiya to protest the death of seven protesters, who were part of an anti-SCAF sit-in at the hands of unknown assailants on Wednesday, have reached their destination. The two marches are those coming from Fateh mosque in Ramses and the other coming from Nasr City. Ultras chants to commemorate the martyrs of Port Said's disaster that took place on 1 February were also heard in the marches. A few thousands had started marching to the Egyptian Ministry of Defence (MOD) after Friday prayers in response to calls for the "Final Friday" protests which aim at ending "military rule" in Egypt. According to Ahram Online reporter who accompanied a large march in the Ramses area, protesters chanted "Down with SCAF!", "Where are the thugs? here are the protestors!", and "Tantawi is Mubarak!" Protesters are also calling for scrapping Article 28 of the March 2011 constitutional declaration – which states that the decisions of the committee overseeing the presidential elections are final, and cannot be appealed.
