Resign if you cannot deal with Gachagua – Sudi tells Murkomen, DCI Amin
Resign if you cannot deal with Gachagua - Sudi tells Murkomen, DCI Amin
Kapseret Member of Parliament Oscar Sudi has called on Interior Cabinet Secretary Kipchumba Murkomen and the Director of Criminal Investigations to arrest DCP Leader Rigathi Gachagua.
Speaking on Monday, August 3, Sudi warned that there could be a repeat of the 2007 post-election violence if Gachagua is allowed to continue making some of the statements which the lawmaker deemed as inciteful.
He alleged that the former Deputy President was pushing for the alienation of non-locals living in the Mount Kenya Region, which could easily spiral into tribal clashes.
“Kipchumba Murkomen and the DCI Boss, the 2007/2008 chaos began like this. For this man, Gachagua, to start telling people that Sarah Korere should not even get a single vote from the people of the Mountain, that calls for action.
“We can not go down that road by following the path of Gachagua and Mukurweini MP John Kaguchia. Murkomen and DCI Amin, if you cannot do your job, resign. We are tired of lip service; we need action,” Sudi stated.
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The MP opined that Gachagua should have been arrested given the number of petitions filed against him at the National Cohesion and Integration Commission (NCIC).
He further warned the people of the Mount Kenya Region against blindly following Gachagua, stating that the DCP Leader is leading them into a ditch.
“Gachagua, you do not want the presidency; I know what you want. To the people of the Mountain, wake up! You must not even vote for President William Ruto. Vote for anyone you want, but we must protect our country,” Sudi reiterated.
The Lawmaker questioned why Gachagua called for the alienation of other communities and locals who support Ruto from the region, but his tribesmen lived and worked in several parts of the country. He further criticised the branding of leaders allied to the Head of State as enemies as backwards.
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