The Coalition has also pledge to offer any help to the family of the Rex in seeking justice, expressing hopes that the officer involved will be held accountable.
"We also demand all protestors detained illegally be released immediately," he added.
Musyoka also lauded the Gen Zs for turning out in large numbers and organising peaceful demonstrations against the passage of the Finance Bill, stating that they are on the right side of history.
"This is a significant turning point comparable to Sabasaba Day. Despite their young age Gen Zs are politically engaged. We say, vijana msilale, babdo mapambano," he stated.
Musyoka who is also the Wiper Party boss revealed that they have already started the process of recalling three of its MPs allied to Wiper who voted in favour of the Finance Bill.
"On Thursday, 115 MPs stood in solidarity with Kenyans to say no to the irredeemable finance bill. The other 204 MPs stood against the Kenyans. They are the traitors," he said.