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Deputy president Rigathi Gachagua is accusing the former administration of attempts to revive the outlawed Mungiki sect. Gachagua who was in Nakuru to preside over a conference on ending alcoholism in the rift condemned the incidents witnessed outside the DCI offices last week. Interior cabinet secretary Kithure Kindiki has on his part warned of the arrest of politicians sponsoring youths to participate in wreaking havoc across the country
DP Gachagua accuses the former regime of attempts to revive the outlawed Mungiki sect
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