His posts quickly gained attention, leading to widespread speculation among his followers and the public.
In response, Karauri dismissed the claims and insisted that there is no such video involving him.
The MP went a step further by daring the blogger to release the content if it truly exists.
Karauri stated that he is confident the claims are false and that he is willing to offer a cash reward of Ksh10 million as proof that the allegations are baseless.
The MP said the accusations were meant to damage his name and distract him from his duties as a leader.
He maintained that he is focused on serving the people of Kasarani and will not allow rumours to interfere with his work.
Karauri also expressed concern about how social media has increasingly been used to spread unverified information that can harm people’s reputations.
The bold challenge has sparked heated discussions across various social media platforms. Some Kenyans have supported Karauri, saying he has shown confidence by confronting the issue directly.
They argue that public figures are often targeted by online rumours and deserve a fair chance to defend themselves.
However, others have questioned the MP’s approach, suggesting that the matter should be handled through legal channels instead of public exchanges.
Some critics believe that offering money in such a situation may encourage further controversy rather than resolve the issue.
Edgar Obare has built a large following over the years by sharing trending stories involving celebrities, influencers, and public figures.
His posts often attract strong reactions and sometimes lead to public debates about privacy and responsible use of social media.
The current situation has once again raised questions about the limits of online gossip and the impact it can have on individuals and families.
Legal experts have also weighed in on the matter, noting that sharing private or unverified content can have serious legal consequences.
They have warned that both parties must be careful in how they handle the situation to avoid breaking the law or escalating the dispute further.
