The Directorate of Criminal Investigations (DCI) has recently summoned Naivasha MP Jayne Kihara to appear before it on Monday, July 14.
The summons was addressed to the MP by George Kisaka, the assistant Inspector General of Police stationed at the DCI headquarters.
The lawmaker was informed that the summons was informed by the alleged “dissemination of inciteful or disruptive content”, which she is accused of.
MP Jayne Njeri summoned by DCI. Photo: Courtesy.
“I have reasons to believe that you, Hon. Jayne Njeri Wanjiku Kihara, MP Naivasha Constituency, is connected to the offence or have information that can assist me in my investigations,” partly read the summons letter.
According to the summon letter, the MP is expected to show up on Monday morning, failure to which she would be subjected to prosecution.
However, according to Kihara who is a staunch ally of Rigathi Gachagua the move is part of the state’s grand scheme against dissenters.
The lawmaker further claimed she was being pursued for her resolve to call out the supposed maladministration in the current regime.
She vowed not to be intimidated into submission.
