The office of the director of public prosecutions has been accused of giving false information in court in regards to the NYS scandal.
Former National Youth Service deputy director general Adan Harakhe and devolution ministry senior secretary Hassan Noor claim that the prosecutions acquired a warrant of arrest by giving false information last week on Friday.
Through their lawyer Ahmednassir Abdullahi, the two stated that they were informed that their case will be mentioned on a different date.
accused the Director of Public Prosecutions of lying to court to obtain the warrant of stating that they had earlier agreed that they would be charged on a different date and not Friday last week.
"They were not told to appear in court on the day their co-accused was charged since there was an undertaking from the prosecution that they will be summoned to appear on another day," said Ahmednassir.
The two surrendered themselves to court after a warrant of arrest was issued against them on Friday for failing to appear to answer to their charges.
Senior Principal Magistrate Felix Kombo agreed with their submission and lifted the warrant of arrest and ordered that they be refunded Sh50, 000 that had each forfeited to the State for failing to turn up in court.
They were charged with various counts of conspiracy to defraud public funds, abuse of office and failing to follow the right procedure in awarding contracts to Bluestar Enterprises Ltd.
They denied all the charges and were released on a Sh3 million bond.