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War of words is brewing between the government and the opposition over constitutional reforms.

Justice and Constitutional Affairs Minister Martha Karua on Thursday dismissed a group led by the Kabete MP Paul Muite as insincere for threatening to call for mass action to push for minimum constitutional reforms ahead of the general election.

Speaking during the Law Society of Kenya LSK luncheon, Karua accused the group of misleading Kenyans into believing that the government was standing in the way of constitutional reforms.

She said any contentious issues could only be resolved through dialogue and not by threats and demonstrations.

And in a quick rejoinder, the Muite led group under the newly formed Muungano wa Katiba Mpya Movement vowed to move on with their plans for mass action, saying it was the only way to compel the government to agree to minimum reforms.

Led by Dalmas Otieno, the group says it will also hold public rallies countrywide until they achieve their goals.

There has been a stand off between the two sides on whether or not to have minimum or maximum reforms before the December general election.