Milimani Court Hearing: Gachagua maintains impeachment was unconstitutional
Former Deputy President, Rigathi Gachagua, has maintained that his removal from office was unconstitutional while challenging the impeachment process before the Milimani High Court. His legal team, led by Senior Counsel Paul Muite, argues that the proceedings that led to his impe..
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Former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua is challenging his impeachment, arguing the process was unconstitutional and denied him a fair hearing at the Milimani High Court.
- Gachagua is seeking full remuneration and entitlements owed to the Deputy President.
- His legal team, led by Senior Counsel Paul Muite, contends the impeachment proceedings were rushed and violated his rights.
- The case is being heard over a three-day session by a three-judge bench.
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