 En-Nahdha then seized considerable control by appointing 83% of public agents at all levels, and shutting down the media by physically attacking hundreds of journalists.En-Nahdha was also suspected of several assassinations, prompting the resignation of En-Nahdha prime minister Hamadi Jebali in April 2013.En-Nahdha also failed to produce a constitution by the agreed-upon time of a year, causing many political parties, including the major political party Nidaa Tounes, to declare the end of En-Nahdha's electoral legitimacy.