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CS Kindiki Responds to Shakahola Forest religious cult Massacre as Gov’t Declare 800 acre “a crime scene”

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The Interior Cabinet Secretary Kithure Kindiki has finally broken his silence over Shakahola religious cult massacre.

Kindiki, via twitter, says the unfolding Shakahola Forest Massacre is the clearest abuse of the constitutionally enshrined human right to freedom of worship.

Kindiki says “prima facie, large- scale crimes under Kenyan law as well as international law have been committed.”

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He further noted that, “while the State remains respectful of religious freedom, this horrendous blight on our conscience must lead not only to the most severe punishment of the perpetrator(s) of the atrocity on so many innocent souls, but tighter regulation (including self-regulation) of every church, mosque, temple or synagogue going forward.

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“While the Multi-agency security team on site is doing their best to unearth the truth and prevent further loss of lives, I have directed the Regional Commissioner for Coast Region together with the Regional Security Team to reinforce the team in Malindi ahead of my visit on Tuesday.

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“Enough security officers have been deployed and the entire 800 acre forest is sealed off and declared a scene of crime.”


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