SAPS DISMISSES MAJOR GENERAL FEROZ KHAN AFTER DISCIPLINARY HEARING NO-SHOW

SAPS DISMISSES MAJOR GENERAL FEROZ KHAN AFTER DISCIPLINARY HEARING NO-SHOW

‎The South African Police Service (SAPS) has dismissed controversial Crime Intelligence deputy head Major General Feroz Khan after he failed to appear before an internal disciplinary hearing.

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‎Khan’s dismissal adds another major development to the ongoing controversy surrounding the senior police officer, who has faced scrutiny over allegations linked to Crime Intelligence and his conduct while serving in the police service.

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‎The disciplinary action follows Khan’s failure to attend the internal hearing, with SAPS proceeding with the matter in his absence.

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‎Khan is also facing criminal charges linked to the OR Tambo gold investigation, further deepening the legal and disciplinary challenges confronting the former senior Crime Intelligence official.

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‎His name has also featured prominently in proceedings before the Madlanga Commission of Inquiry, where questions and allegations concerning Crime Intelligence operations and relationships involving senior police officials have come under scrutiny.

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‎The developments place further focus on accountability within SAPS and the conduct of senior members of the police service.

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‎Khan’s dismissal marks a significant escalation in the action being taken against him as criminal proceedings and unresolved issues surrounding his testimony and allegations before the Madlanga Commission continue to attract attention.

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