The Interior Ministry has requested Machakos Senator Johnstone Muthama to promptly record an announcement with the CID over comments that have brought "unsavoriness to the President".
Cabinet Secretary Joseph NKaissery said Muthama's comments amid a Cord rally on Wednesday additionally undermined national union and steadiness.
"In his discourse, which is a reiteration of affectation to Kenyans, Senator Muthama makes genuine affirmations that call for brief examinations," he said.
"The discourse could bring about instability and pressure, hence debilitate national security," he included an announcement issued from Texas on Thursday.
He further asked the NCIC, which got a request against Muthama on Thursday from Dagoretti South MP Dennis Waweru, to begin the test on every affirmation made.
Nkaissery said the test ought to concentrate on requires the unlawful change of government, savagery and inferring that President Uhuru Kenyatta "meddled with the established administration of the Republic of Burundi".
He further refered to defamatory opinions against state officers, which he said were issued in "profane, foul, rough, disgusting dialect".
He recorded different territories of center as insinuating so as to undermine the power of an open officer "the President is not securing the general population of Kenya", and portraying Uhuru "as aim to guarantee offspring of the poor keep on affliction in neediness".
The CS said the claims "were choreographed to mix up ethnic scorn against the President", and ought not be mistaken for the flexibility of expression.
"That a chose authority would decide to unjustifiably and misleadingly put forth such incendiary expressions ought not go without activity," he said.
He cautioned that anybody exploiting a position to advance unreliability and negative ethnicity will confront legitimate activity.
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