Lawyers for injured deputy figure Khan oppose a proposed medical examination ordered for him in connection with the Madlanga Commission, warning that the assessment could worsen his condition. They argue that subjecting him to another medical evaluation while he is recovering may increase health risks.
The outlet reports that the legal team’s position is a direct challenge to the commission’s plan to have Khan medically examined. The claim focuses on potential medical harm and recovery disruption, rather than disputing the commission’s mandate itself. No further details about the nature of the injury, the timing of the exam, or what specific medical procedures are planned are provided in the available summary.
While one source emphasizes the lawyers’ warning and opposition, the available information does not include the commission’s response or medical reasoning supporting the examination. As a result, the differing angle reflected here centers on whether the medical assessment is necessary and safe during Khan’s recovery, versus the defence’s concern that it could be detrimental.
