Wiper party deputy secretary general Dan Maanzo has said former Interior CS Fred Matiang'i should sue the government.
Speaking on Tuesday, Maanzo said that the saga surrounding the former CS was purely politically instigated.
"Matiang'i should sue the state because his detention was unlawful, and the state should apologize because it was purely political," he said.
Maanzo who doubles as Kitui Senator said there was no case that the former CS was answerable to.
"There was no law broken, he had no case to answer and everything was done out of malice and the state should apologise," he said.
Recounting his encounter at the DCI, Maanzo said he was denied entry at the DCI headquarters.
"I was there and we were told the former CS was only allowed to go with four lawyers. DCI is a public office and I didn't understand why we were denied entry," he said.
The Senator said Matiang'i who is a former Interior CS should have security guarding his premises.
"If we had proper security at Matiang'i 's home, none of the happenings would have transpired," he said.
On Monday, Director of Public Prosecutions Noordin Haji said there was no sufficient evidence provided to charge Matiang'i.
Haji in a statement said the Directorate of Criminal Investigations failed to provide evidence to sustain two charges levelled against the former CS.
