Police have erected roadblocks on all roads leading to Oyugis town, Kasipul constituency, in an attempt to avert any eventual disruptions as residents cast their votes on 27 November 2025.
Vehicle access on these routes were closely monitored, with officers inspecting cars to ensure they did not carry individuals intending to cause chaos during the voting exercise.
Only people going about their daily activities were allowed to pass.
Boda boda riders were also scrutinized to ensure they were not involved in any suspicious activities.
The checks involved thorough vehicle inspections and follow-up questions aimed at identifying individuals or activities that could pose a security risk.
Kasipul constituency had a history of political tensions, with previous incidents involving politicians allegedly mobilizing supporters and groups of goons disrupting peace in the area.
Authorities carried out the operation as part of a pre-emptive strategy to maintain public order and prevent unrest.
Transportation was visibly stalled due to long queues at the security checkpoints.
The operation formed part of a wider strategy to safeguard the constituency and avert disruptions during the voting process.
All roads leading to Oyugis town remained under strict surveillance throughout the period of heightened security.
The situation is being monitored in the ongoing voting exercise.
