Satanism on Sidi Bibi Beach: An Unexpected End
The Royal Gendarmerie carried out a decisive operation last weekend in Chtouka, putting an end to the controversial rituals of “Devil Worshipers” on the beach of Sidi Bibi, near Agadir.
According to local sources, the authorities reacted after receiving reports concerning a group of young people, mainly foreigners, practicing occult rituals on the beach. When law enforcement arrived, the individuals had left the scene, leaving satanic symbols behind.
A search operation was launched, resulting in the arrest of a number of suspects. The latter were taken to the Royal Gendarmerie center to be questioned about their activities and intentions.
Residents of Sidi Bibi expressed their outrage at these practices, fearing their spread among young people in the region. They call for increased vigilance to preserve local values and customs.
This operation occurs in a context where the authorities seek to prevent the arrival and settlement of people of different African and European nationalities in the region.
It should be noted that the beach of Sidi Bibi, in the commune of Chtouka, is sometimes the scene of gatherings of foreign people, causing concern among the authorities and the local population.
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