Saturday, August 10,2024 - Narc Kenya chairperson Martha Karua has pleaded with Kenyan police officers not to allow selfish leaders and politicians to use them to abuse the rights of other Kenyans.
In a statement on Saturday, Karua, who constantly speaks about police
abuses, said that the 2010 Constitution is
a living document that must be adhered to by all persons.
The 2022 presidential running mate
for Azimio la Umoja - One Kenya coalition party pointed out that human life and
dignity must be respected.
“Reminding the Inspector General
of Police that the constitution of Kenya 2010 is a living document that must be
adhered to by all persons, respect for human life and dignity is not an option,
your continued violations will be accounted for individually,” Karua said.
Karua spoke after a contingent of police officers was sent to businessman Jimmy Wanjigi’s home, where they harassed his wife and children while searching for him.
Wanjigi was being sought by police
after four teargas canisters and a complex communication gadget were reportedly found in
his car.
However, on Friday, the high court
temporarily stopped his arrest until a case he filed is heard and determined.
The Kenyan DAILY POST
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