Belguel Moroccan Scandal From — Agadir Upd

Belguel wanted to be a king. He bought the cars, the watches, and the followers. But in the Souss, there are no kings. There are only the Mfia (the Mafia) and the Maktoub (fate). His fate was sealed not in a Belgian courtroom, but in a dry riverbed outside Agadir, filmed on a smartphone, and shared to a world that watches tragedy like entertainment.

A local human rights activist from the AMDH (Moroccan Association of Human Rights) told Middle East Eye : “What Belguel revealed is that there is a parallel justice system in Souss. The state does not control the valleys. The cartels do. If you steal from them or talk to the police, you are taken to a ‘correctional farm’ in the mountains. You are beaten, filmed, and buried. The Belguel video was not a murder tape; it was a public execution designed to terrorize an entire generation.” As of late 2024 and into 2025, the Belguel scandal has fundamentally changed Agadir. belguel moroccan scandal from agadir

For 72 hours, the internet went silent. Then, a grainy video surfaced on WhatsApp. It showed Belguel, stripped to his waist, his face swollen, being forced to kneel in what appeared to be a matgor (an underground irrigation chamber) near the rural commune of Drarga, 15km from Agadir. Belguel wanted to be a king