DCI summons Moses Kuria over alleged vote-rigging claims
Politics
By
Rodgers Eshitemi
| Aug 08, 2022
The Directorate of Criminal Investigations (DCI) has summoned Gatundu South MP Moses Kuria over alleged vote-rigging claims.
Kuria is said to have made the allegations on his social media pages detailing vote-rigging in select parts of the country, ahead of tomorrow's General Election.
The DCI, in a statement on Monday, August 8, asked Kuria to appear before authorities to help with investigations.
"The attention of the DCI has been drawn to a sensational social media post attributed Gatundu South MP Moses Kuria, insinuating very serious allegations in respect to election offences," DCI tweeted.
In a press briefing earlier in Embu County, the Kenya Kwanza team, led by Kuria said it had intelligence that chiefs were among those being used to rig the elections.
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"This so called deep state is overrated. There is no single vote meant for William Ruto that will be lost. We will protect our votes at all cost," he said