Madlanga Commission subpoenas Feroz Khan, opens criminal case against Suliman Carrim
Crime Intelligence Major General Feroz Khan has been subpoenaed to appear before the Madlanga Commission on Tuesday.
Major General Feroz Khan, a high-ranking South African police officer, has been ordered by the Madlanga Commission to appear for questioning on Tuesday. Khan, who is currently recuperating from a gunshot wound sustained earlier this month, has been absent from the inquiry. The commission's investigation is probing allegations of corruption, tender fraud, leaking sensitive state information, and interference in criminal investigations.
Khan has not yet been able to present his side of the story, making his testimony a crucial event in the inquiry. The commission has already received evidence implicating Khan in these alleged crimes. Khan's legal team is facing additional challenges as he has lodged a complaint with the Labour Court, contesting a disciplinary process that led to his suspension while he was dealing with his medical condition.
Meanwhile, the commission has initiated a criminal case against North West ANC member Suliman Carrim, who has repeatedly missed scheduled appearances before the inquiry. Carrim's failure to attend has led to the commission's secretary issuing a Rule 3 notice, compelling him to answer additional questions.
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