The meeting had been organized by Kiambu Governor Kimani Wamatangi and was held at Mai-a-Hii Primary School.
According to sources, the governor had met with local residents to discuss development projects and other county matters affecting the community.
Witnesses say that after the meeting ended and leaders began leaving the venue, chaos broke out. It is alleged that a group of unknown individuals confronted Mucheke and attacked him.
The motive of the attack is not yet clear, and it remains unknown who was behind the incident.
People who were present at the scene said the situation became tense moments after the governor concluded his address.
Some residents started running for safety as the commotion intensified.
Security officers who were at the venue reportedly intervened to restore calm and prevent further violence.
Mucheke sustained injuries during the attack. He was quickly rushed to Life Care Hospital in Kikuyu for medical attention.
Hospital sources have confirmed that he is receiving treatment. However, details about the extent of his injuries have not yet been made public.
The incident has caused concern among local leaders and residents, with many calling for investigations into what led to the violence.
Political tensions in the county have been rising in recent weeks, although it is not yet confirmed whether the attack was politically motivated.
Police officers have reportedly launched investigations into the matter.
Authorities are expected to review any available evidence, including witness statements and possible video recordings from the event, to identify those responsible.
Residents of Mai-a-Hii have expressed shock over the incident, saying public meetings are meant to unite leaders and wananchi to discuss development issues, not to create violence.
Many are now urging leaders to promote peace and ensure that political differences are handled in a calm and respectful manner.