CAIRO: April 6 Movement insisted in a statement on dismissing the current government of Egyptian Prime Minister Essam Sharaf, in a response to the bloody clashes witnessed in Tahrir Square recently. It called upon the formation of a national salvation government, adding they will resume their strike until the demands are executed. The movement criticized the excessive use of power against the peaceful demonstrators to dissolve the strike organized by the injured of Egyptian's revolution. They added the brutal actions to prevent the peaceful protests and strikes were adopted before by the former regime. The movement decided to resume their strike until executing the demands raised by Egyptians, including the dismissal of Sharaf's government, announcing the date of the next presidential elections immediately, forming a national salvation government with full authorities to lead the upcoming period and opening an investigation in the clashes that took place in Tahrir and punishing those who killed the peaceful demonstrators. RELATED STORIES: - Democratic Front call for a million-man demonstration on Tuesday November 22 - Cairo University students march to Tahrir, joining protesters - Tahrir protestors ask Sharaf to resign, refusing to Ministry of Interior break-in - Finland FM inspect situation in Tahrir square - 33 dead in Egypt clashes: morgue officials - Security Forces push demonstrators to retreat to Tahrir - In Video: Assistant Military Region claims thugs killed Tahrir demonstrators - Military police move around Tahrir Square - NCHR to form fact-finding mission investigating Tahrir clashes - Badei calls for urgent meeting for guidance bureau - Fire in National Assembly of Change headquarters - Non-stop clashes in Tahrir on Sunday Evening - El-Baradei condemns violence against demonstrators - Fire in apartment near MOI, protestors trying to put it out - Calm in Tahrir after CSF, protestors agree to ceasefire - Egypt violence rages into third day - Abu Ismail arrives in Tahrir amidst crackdown - SCAF: We apologize for Tahrir incidents
