He maintained that partisan political interests should not undermine the integrity and independence of public institutions. He added that public officers should not face threats or intimidation for carrying out their duties.
Duale challenged Gachagua to respect government institutions and allow law enforcement agencies to discharge their responsibilities without political interference.
Duale Defends DCI Boss Amin Against Gachagua's Attacks
Health Cabinet Secretary Aden Duale on Saturday defended the Director of Criminal Investigations (DCI), Mohamed Amin, following renewed attacks by former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua.
Speaking in Nairobi, where he presided over a resource mobilization drive for Markaz Al-Iman Shafii Madrasa in Tarbaj Constituency, Wajir County, Duale warned Gachagua against intimidating public officers carrying out their constitutional mandates.
The CS said the DCI chief had not killed anybody. He maintained that partisan political interests should not undermine the integrity and independence of public institutions. He added that public officers should not face threats or intimidation for carrying out their duties.
Duale challenged Gachagua to respect government institutions and allow law enforcement agencies to discharge their responsibilities without political interference. He further stated that matters concerning security and criminal investigations should be addressed through established institutional channels rather than public political confrontations.
