Nairobi County MP Esther Passaris’s car stoned by crowd demanding handouts 

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  • Esther Passari’s car was stoned by angry youths demanding money from her
  • The crowd heckled the legislator claiming she has done nothing for the last five years at parliament
  • On her side, she alleges to mention the sponsor of her woes even after thanking law enforcers for swift intervention

Nairobi Women Representative Esther Passaris’ convoy was stoned at a rally in Westlands on Tuesday, March 29 after encountering a jeered crowd. During the incident, one of her cars for campaigns was shuttered on windscreens as well its keys missing 

The hooligans had demanded that the Nairobi MP alights from the truck where she was addressing the crowd.

After alighting, her efforts to tranquil the angry crowd were in vain as they demanded handouts from her. Some members of the group were heard demanding to know what she had done for the past five years.

The legislator has condemned the incident, calling on the Interior Cabinet Secretary Fred Matiang’i and the police to take action.

“Our convoy is under attack. We are in Westlands near Deepsea. Help. The thugs have taken our truck keys and are demanding money to give back our keys. We are stranded inside the truck. We know the thugs. They have broken our windscreen. Help,” she stated.

The police intervened and arrested a group suspected to have been behind the attack on the lawmaker, who thanked the law enforcement officers for swinging into action and coming to her aid.

The police are yet to issue a statement regarding their matter.

” Material things can be replaced . All Glory to God. Awaiting swift action by the Police to arrest the perpetrators; two brothers and a woman. Women should be able to campaign and feel safe along the trail.

“Grateful to Nairobi County Police Commander James Mugera and OCS Parklands James Murigu for responding with speed to our call for help and for taking action against the perpetrators. Violence and intimidation on the campaign trail should not be tolerated,” Passaris stated.

Additionally, she explained that the violence was well planned as she threatened to reveal the name of the individual behind the attack.

“I will allow the police to do their work. I have reported the incident. The perpetrators are known,”. She added