Reports circulating on social media claim that security personnel believed to be linked to former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua assaulted and killed a man during a political rally.
The man was allegedly targeted for chanting “Tutam,” a slogan commonly heard in opposition gatherings.
According to the unverified reports, the incident is said to have taken place in Nakuru County. Witnesses claim that after the man was attacked and killed, the suspected security team threw teargas into the air to disperse residents who had gathered at the scene.
The group is then said to have fled immediately after the incident.
The disturbing claims have not yet been confirmed by authorities. As of now, the police have not released any official statement regarding the matter.
Despite this, the reports have sparked anger and concern among many Kenyans on social media, with calls for justice growing louder.
Many citizens are demanding a thorough investigation into the incident and are urging authorities to ensure that those responsible are identified and held accountable.
The situation has raised serious questions about safety and freedom of expression during political events.
Meanwhile, Rigathi Gachagua has not yet issued any statement regarding the allegations. Kenyans are now waiting for official communication and further updates as the story continues to develop.
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