EXCLUSIVE : Physical War between Governor Wa Iria's Supporters And Those Of Hon Jamlec Kamau in A Club

With only two weeks remaining to the Jubilee Party primaries, the political temperatures in Muranga County continue to soar as confrontations between aspirants and their supporters increase.
On Sunday night, a fierce war erupted between  gubernatorial Aspirant Jamleck Kamau's supporters and those of Governor Mwangi wa Iria.
The confrontations that broke out in a club in Kenol town was prompted by a Dj who was chanting WA Iria's No Wira tu Slogan.
It is then that Allan Gitau Mburu

and another  person  Phillip  Ndungu asked the Dj to instead start promoting Kamau's Maendeleo Kabisa Kabisa slogan.
It is said that it is then that one Mr. Stephen Chege,  famously known as Chege wa  Kembi charged at him with a panga and narrowly missed him, instead hitting the windscreen of his car.
"Other supporters of Wa Iria who were also in the club tried to intervene but in the process, I endured blows and kicks and my shirt was torn to pieces," Gitau said.
He reported the incident at Kandara police station before undergoing treatment at Kandara sub County hospital.
Gitau has vowed to sue his attackers with assault.
Chege on the other hand claims that he was also attacked and sustained minor injuries in his neck alleging that it was Gitau who assaulted him
He said after the fight broke out, Gitau and his friend called other people, believed to be  Jamlec's die hards who rushed to the scene in three cars armed with guns.
He said Kamau's supporters also smashed the windscreen of his car before destroying his Car's tyres.
"Those guys had guns and they wanted to shoot me I was forced to run after my life" Chege told KK online.
He said he has reported the matter at Sabasaba police station under OB number  4/2/4/2017
"I'm ready to take a legal action to seek justice since I was assaulted by known people "
It remains to be seen what other steps these two parties will take.
KK online has obtained hospital documents and P3 for Allan Gitau