Kithure Kindiki criticizes Gachagua for involving Ruto plotting to excite CJ Koome

Deputy President Kithure Kindiki has criticized Rigathi Gachagua for ethnicity and ethnicity in a controversial conflict
The statement follows Gachagua's statement on February 23, involving President William Ruto and the supposed conspiracy to oust Koome from office
In a statement about X, Kindiki called for the existence of legal and constitutional disputes to control ethnic terms

Nairobi – Deputy President Kithure Kindiki accuses Rigathi Gachagua by ethnicity.

DP Kithure Kindiki criticized Gachagua for his remarks involving Ruto and the removal of Martha Koome: Photo: Rigathi Gachagua, Kithure Kindiki.
Source: UGC

Deputy President Kithure Kindiki He has strongly criticized his predecessor, Rigathi Gachagua, referring to him as “a sponsor of ethnicity and ethnic politics.”

This is in the midst of ongoing tensions about the allegations of the existence of a conspiracy to be removed from the office by the Chief Justice Martha Koome In power.

In a statement he posted on his official X account on Monday, February 24, Kindiki emphasized the importance of maintaining the integrity of the court process, saying that judicial issues should not be included in politics or ethnicity.

“The removal of the judge from office is a constitutional issue and not a political or tribal matter,” He wrote.

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He called on critics and judges advocates to use legal arguments instead of turning this serious legal debate into a tribal issue.

“The critics and defenders of the judges should use constitutional and legal arguments rather than humiliating this important debate by incorporating ethnicity into the debate,” Kindiki added.

In what appeared to be direct accusations against the Guacha's methods of seeking regional support, Kindiki questioned the fate of other non -“ethnic guards.”

“Who will defend judges who are probably innocent but have no ethnic donors?” Kindiki asked.

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The debate began after Gachagua's claim on Sunday, February 23, during a church service in Nyeri County.

Gachagua claimed to be president William Ruto He plans to remove Koome from power, claiming to be part of a strategy to strengthen his jurisdiction before the 2027 general elections.