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MP Hon Anthony Oluoch He was lying in hospital on Sunday, November 19, after being injured in a disastrous situation, in the Dogo downtown in Nairobi, at a meeting quoted by the NASA star Raila Odinga.
Mr. Oluoch was rushed to Nairobi Hospital with a wound injured when NASA claimed he was shot by the police, while some reports said he had fallen from his car during the meeting.
Mr. Odinga had arrived in the street, after alleged that several people from some communities had been killed last night in an unbearable state.
However, NASA officials visited the hospital claiming that the police were intending to kill him, to shoot him, but they did not.
And though the media were not allowed to see the MP, Mr. Odinga dismissed the incident saying police have now begun to turn to the leaders after killing the people.
"This is a bad indication of the beginning of our nation, the police have begun to work with the government to end the opposition leaders," said Raila at a meeting with the media at the hospital there.
It sits after the Kathiani MP, Robert Mbui (Wiper) injured after a sharp clashes between the police and NASA supporters, on Friday, while Raila Odinga is returning to the country from a 10-day tour in Europe.
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