Acting Interior CS Fred Matiang'i. Photo/capitalfm.co.ke
Acting Interior CS Fred Matiang'i has said that Kenyans have a right to feel displeasure and express it.
Sp[eaking on Saturday, the CS said, however, Kenyans should not hurt others in the process.
"We are each other's keeper, you have a right to picket but please do not hurt other Kenyans,don't loot. We should not disrupt people's business either," he said.
Matiang's was addresing the press over claims that police officers were using excessive force and live bullets to repulse protesters over the presidential elections.
He said photographs and video's going round on social media purporting that Kenya is chaotic are false alarms.
"Much of what is going on, on social media is lies and destructive to our country. Security have been instructed to arrest culprits ... I have been informed that arrests have been made to ensure there is responsibility," he said.
"The impression being created through social media is false.. social media is not true."
On Friday, the government criticised the international media for using 'fake violence photos' in different parts of the country to depict the country wrongly.