In a shocking revelation, Cabinet Secretary for Public Service, Justin Muturi, has accused the government of orchestrating the abduction of his son, alleging that he was held incommunicado, tortured, and released without being presented in court.
Speaking to the press, Muturi claimed that his son was forcibly taken by unidentified individuals and held for several days without communication. He further stated that his efforts to seek clarity and justice regarding his son's ordeal have been met with silence and indifference from government authorities.
"I have been unable to get any answers regarding my son's abduction," Muturi said, visibly distressed. "He was tortured during his detention, and now he has been released without any formal charges or legal proceedings. This is an attack on the rights of innocent citizens, and I hold the government accountable for perpetuating such acts."
Muturi's accusations have raised alarm among human rights groups, who have long decried enforced disappearances and violations of due process in the country. The government has yet to respond to the allegations, but political analysts suggest that this development could add fuel to ongoing concerns about the security situation and the protection of citizens' rights.
The case has ignited a wider public debate about the role of law enforcement agencies and the extent of state power in the suppression of dissent. Human rights organizations are calling for a thorough investigation into the matter to ensure accountability and justice for those affected by such abuses.
As of now, Muturi remains determined to seek justice for his son and has vowed to continue raising his concerns until the truth is revealed.