Speaking in a candid statement that has attracted public attention, Tuju said some individuals were attempting to politicize the matter by linking the legal dispute to possible political ambitions.
He, however, firmly rejected the narrative and insisted that he has no intention of returning to partisan politics through the controversy surrounding the case.
According to the former Cabinet Secretary, there are people trying to frame the Dari Business Firm dispute as a political issue because of his past influence in government and national politics.
Tuju maintained that the case should remain strictly a legal matter and should not be interpreted as part of any political strategy or comeback attempt.
He emphasized that his current priorities lie outside active politics and warned against dragging legal processes into political debates.
Tuju further noted that public interest in his name does not automatically mean he is planning a return to the political arena.
The Dari Business Firm case has continued to generate discussion in political and legal circles, with some observers suggesting that the matter has increasingly attracted political interpretations beyond its legal context.
Analysts say the situation reflects the broader tendency in Kenya where legal disputes involving prominent figures often become subjects of political speculation.
Tuju, who previously held senior government positions and played key roles in national leadership, reiterated that he remains focused on allowing the legal process to proceed independently without political interference.
He insisted that any attempts to use the case to revive his political profile would not change his current position.
His remarks also come amid growing speculation about possible future political alignments ahead of the 2027 General Election, with several prominent figures already being linked to different camps and emerging alliances.
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