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"speaker_name": "Mr. Jamleck Kamau",
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"content": "Madam Temporary Deputy Speaker, I have a few clarifications to seek from the Minister. They touch on the application of double standards by the Government. Madam Temporary Deputy Speaker, the Minister has told us clearly that investigations on this horrific crime that was committed on Sunday are not complete. The Minister has gone further to tell us that we should not speculate and no one should indeed speculate as to who was behind this heinous crime. However, on the same day, a senior Government official issued a statement absolving the Government from blame. Another Minister issued a statement implicating the âNoâ camp. To me that is speculation. The question I want to ask the Minister is whether Members of the Government are exempted from speculating on the causes of this particular incident that happened on Sunday. Secondly, I want to touch on the issue of hate speech. No one in their right sense can support hate speech. But hate speech whether by the Members of Government or whoever, from whichever part of the county, is wrong. We are aware, the country is aware, the police are aware that not so long ago, a very senior Member of this Government called the âNoâ camp land grabbers. Part of hate speech is insult. We all know who this person is; without hiding, it is the Prime Minister of the Republic of Kenya."
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