IG Kanja Breaks Silence After Gachagua Demands Resignation
NPS warned politicians against undermining public confidence in the electoral process, stating that anyone engaging in unlawful activity would face the full force of the law...
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The National Police Service (NPS) has warned politicians against interfering with the upcoming November 27 by-elections, following allegations of state interference by political leaders, including DCP party leader Rigathi Gachagua, who also demanded the resignation of Inspector General Douglas Kanja.
- The NPS stated its commitment to ensuring a peaceful, free, fair, and credible electoral process in the 24 areas holding by-elections.
- Rigathi Gachagua accused Inspector General Douglas Kanja of failing to act on "coordinated aggression" against the opposition during a campaign rally in Narok on Monday, November 24, 2025.
- The NPS is working closely with the Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission (IEBC) to deploy adequate security and urges all Kenyans to remain calm.
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Leaders Allege Rigging and Intimidation as IEBC and Police Issue Warnings for By-Elections - November 2025
The United Opposition Alliance, led by Kalonzo Musyoka and Rigathi Gachagua, alleged a government plot to rig Thursday’s by-elections through ballot stuffing. In a counter-claim, Kenya Kwanza leaders Geoffrey Ruku and Cecily Mbarire alleged a plot by the opposition to intimidate voters in Mbeere North. Mohammed Ali also accused the Mombasa Governor of a plot to rig the Magarini by-election, while Senator Boni Khalwale claimed his security was withdrawn ahead of the polls. In response, IEBC Chairperson Ethokon Edong prohibited candidates from bringing supporters to tallying centers. The National Police Service warned politicians against interfering with the November 27 by-elections, while leader Justin Muturi criticized the IEBC's decision to deploy plain-clothed police officers.
