Gatundu South Member of parliament on Saturday claimed that President Uhuru Kenyatta is in a political polygamous family and should be even-handed with his political 'relatives'.
Speaking after being released from police custody, Kuria pointed out that the president should allow rival alliances to carry out their campaigns in peace and meet at the ballot.
Kuria revealed that there were two alliances; the first one comprised of Opposition leader Raila Odinga, Interior Cabinet Secretary Fred Matiang'i and Kirinyaga Governor Anne Waiguru while the second alliance was that of Deputy President William Ruto and his supporters.
"You (Uhuru) are in a polygamous family. Be even-handed on both. Let Raila - Mataing'i - Waiguru camp look for power... it is their right. Let us, those in the other wing led by Ruto, play our game and we meet at the ballot," Kuria stated.
According to Kuria, the leaders of the two alliances who are Raila Odinga and William Ruto were 'related' with president Uhuru.
The Gatundu South legislator claimed that the presidential system had not changed the lives of the people from Mt. Kenya region.
"I cannot believe that there is any personal gain on yourself for you to forget from where we took our people from. Do not sell our people. We chose the presidential system because of our people and nothing has changed," Kuria added.