Khan’s lawyers warn Madlanga Commission medical exam could worsen his condition
Lawyers for Feroz Khan, a hospitalized Crime Intelligence deputy, are opposing an independent medical exam ordered by the Madlanga Commission. The commission is investigating allegations of criminality and corruption within the justice system.
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Lawyers for hospitalised Crime Intelligence deputy Feroz Khan have warned that an independent medical examination ordered by the Madlanga Commission could further harm their client.
Appearing before the commission on Tuesday, Khan’s legal team firmly opposed the proposed examination, arguing that subjecting the injured deputy to another medical assessment could put his recovery at risk.
“This could worsen his conditions,” his lawyer, Muhammed Vally said.
The warning came after evidence leader Advocate Adila Hassim proposed that the inquiry appoint an independent medical examiner to establish Khan’s current condition and determine whether he is fit to testify.
Khan was subpoenaed to appear before the commission to answer allegations concerning criminality within the justice system.
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