Gachagua Blasts IG Kanja Hours After Ruto's Directive

Gachagua has, in recent weeks faulted the Inspector General of Police over what he has described as consistent targeting of the opposition and its supporters...

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Democracy for Citizens Party (DCP) leader Rigathi Gachagua has renewed his criticism of Inspector General of Police Douglas Kanja, accusing him of bias in handling politically motivated violence, particularly after a recent incident at a Kariobangi North thanksgiving ceremony where Gachagua was present.

Gachagua alleged that police command has been surrendered to politicians close to President William Ruto.
The incident occurred on **Sunday, December 1**, at a thanksgiving ceremony for newly elected Kariobangi North MCA David Warui, where a teargas canister was reportedly hurled.
President Ruto directed IG Kanja to bring all suspects to book on **Monday, December 1**; **Interior Cabinet Secretary Kipchumba Murkomen** announced a nationwide crackdown on political goons.

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