Three Jubilee Members of Parliament (MPs) have reportedly been arrested after being summoned to the Directorate of Criminal Investigations (DCI) headquarters.
Gatundu South MP Moses Kuria, Kabete's Ferdinand Waititu and Kimani Ngunjiri of Bahati were detained at the DCI offices with their fate remaining unknown.
The legislators were asked to appear before the detectives following a public uproar after they were caught on camera uttering statements that were deemed inciteful and propagating hate.
Inspector General of Police Joseph Boinnet also directed CORD's Junet Muhamed, Aisha Jumwa, Timothy Bosire and Senator Johnson Muthama to present themselves at the DCI offices for making statements said to be laced with ethnic hatred.
On Saturday, Ngunjiri allegedly led a group of youths in pelting stones at a hotel where CORD leader Raila Odinga was being accommodated in Nakuru County and afterwards said that members of a particular community vacate the County.
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Speaking at Kasarani on Sunday, Mr Kuria who was addressing a gathering in Kikuyu stated that Odinga was a "threat to the nation" and should not be allowed to trouble the country forever.
At the same event, Waititu threatened that they could take unspecified action on CORD supporters who would dare throw stones during protests in Nairobi.
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