Sh180mn Compensation Sought in petition challenging Expulsion of 18 Female Kiganjo Police Recruits over pregnancy

The petitioner warns that without court intervention, the dismissed recruits risk losing their careers and long-term aspirations of joining the police service. - Kenya breaking news | Kenya news today | Capitalfm.co.ke..

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A fresh legal challenge has been filed in court demanding Sh180 million in compensation for 18 female police recruits dismissed from the National Police Service Training College in Kiganjo over alleged pregnancy.

Petitioners are seeking Sh10 million for each of the 18 recruits.
The case targets the National Police Service and its officers.
Recruits allege their constitutional rights were violated, including denial of a fair hearing and public humiliation after passing all initial recruitment requirements.

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