Suspended lands CS Charity Ngilu
together with six others, have moved to the high court seeking orders
orders to stop EACC from investigating and prosecuting her over the
Karen land saga.
Ngilu is facing eight counts including
obstructing justice by hindering EACC officers from collecting
evidence regarding fraudulent transactions in respect to 134.4 acres
of land in Karen.
The suspended CS say that the law of
prosecuting them is illegal since it was inserted without consaulting
after the president called for the prosecution of those who were
named in the 'List Of Shame'.
Ngilu has also added that the land she
is in court over is a personal property and therefore EACC has to
mandate to investigate the matter.
Either the DPP's offiece has
recommended the charging of the chief land registrar, deputy chief
land registrar, senior deputy director of survey and registrar of
titles as well as the Telesource company directors for alleged land
fraud.
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