BY SAM ALFAN.
Mbita MP Millie Odhiambo has been ordered to go to parliament police station on Friday at 10am for interrogation.
The high court also directed Inspector General of police not to arrest her until investigations over her remarks are complete.
Mabona as she is fondly known made the remarks, allegedly bordering on ethnic hatred during last week’s scathing debate on reforming the election law.
The jubilee wing wanted to include a manual backup incase the digital register failed. The law was passed and this brought about a standoff at parliament which spilled to social media demands for Millie Odhiambo to be prosecuted.
State counsel Moses Omirera told the court that investigations were underway and that once they are done they will forward the file to the DPP for recommendations.
The matter will be mentioned next week 17th before Justice Luka Kimaru.
In the case Millie Odhiambo moved to court seeking anticipatory bail over her imminent arrest following her utterances in the precincts of Parliament last month.
