Rigathi Gachagua has taken legal action to prevent his impending impeachment, filing a petition in court to challenge the validity of the proceedings against him. The Deputy President argues that the impeachment motion lacks sufficient grounds and is politically motivated. His legal team contends that the allegations raised by the opposition are baseless and intended to undermine his position.
Gachagua’s petition seeks an injunction to halt the impeachment process, claiming that it violates his rights and due process. He emphasizes the need for a fair hearing, asserting that the charges against him have not been properly substantiated. The Deputy President’s supporters argue that the move is a strategic attempt to destabilize the current administration.
As the political landscape in the country becomes increasingly contentious, Gachagua’s decision to go to court reflects the heightened tensions between the ruling party and the opposition. The outcome of this legal battle could have significant implications for the government’s stability and the broader political climate in Kenya. The court’s ruling is awaited with bated breath, as it may either pave the way for Gachagua’s continued tenure or trigger a constitutional crisis.
By tuko