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Property firm denies bribing MPs in pollution probe

Pawan Gehlot, General Manager - Operations, London Distillers (K) Limited, appearing before the Parliamentary Committee on Environment at the County hall, mini chambers, Nairobi on March 4, 2021. [Elvis Ogina, Standard]

Parliament now wants London Distillers Kenya Limited (LDK) that claimed members were allocated houses for free by a real estate firm as bribe over pollution probe, to produce evidence.

In three letters addressed to the Clerk of the National Assembly Michael Sialai, Erdemann Property Limited (EPL) has accused LDK of using machinations to try and frustrate the work of the Committee on Implementation chaired by Richard ole Kenta.

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