Media outlets had reported that Gachagua claimed DCP would sweep all top seats in the capital, including 16 out of 17 parliamentary seats and up to 90 percent of MCA positions.
The confrontation erupted shortly before noon when a group of youths, alleged to have been mobilised to disrupt the event, confronted supporters of Gachagua
The case stems from a widely circulated video presented in court, in which Okanga allegedly urged Gachagua to take violent action against President Ruto.
Gachagua criticised the Narok Town ward by-election, where their candidate withdrew from the race in favour of United Democratic Alliance (UDA) candidate