Interior CS Kithure Kindiki has on Sunday confirmed that the government has identified 22 more Mass Graves in Shakahola Forest as the third phase of exhumation begins tomorrow.
Speaking during a church service at the Kenya Assemblies of God (KAG) Sagana Town, Kirinyaga County, the CS noted that the exercise will continue uninterrupted as they incorporate aerial surveillance.
‘Third phase of exhumation of bodies at Shakahola forest commences tomorrow, Monday, 5th June 2023. Unfortunately, there are 22 mass graves that could contain multiple bodies. The search and rescue efforts continue uninterrupted with the multi-agency security team on the ground supported by aerial surveillance.” said Kindiki
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The CS continued by calling on Kenyans to submit their honest views to the Rev. Mutava Musyimi led task force looking for solutions to review and regulate religious organizations in the country.
“The task force that was established by President William Ruto to review and regulate frameworks governing religious organisations in Kenya begins its public hearings tomorrow.
I urge all Kenyans to candidly, honestly, and objectively submit their views to the 17-member team chaired by Rev. Mutava Musyimi.
The Government will not back down on the resolve to weed out all rogue preachers who are using the Holy scriptures to mislead, radicalise, and indoctrinate their followers. The operation on criminals hiding behind religion is not a war against any faith or institution. Crime knows no religion,” said Kindiki
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