Major General Feroz Khan, who was shot in the abdomen on June 28, is now facing a medical evaluation ordered by South African authorities. The injury, which left him in shock with severe internal bleeding, led to emergency surgery at Netcare Milpark Hospital. Surgeons found nearly two liters of blood inside his abdomen and repaired multiple injuries during the operation.
Following the initial treatment, officials have mandated that Khan either testify about the incident or undergo an independent medical assessment. This decision comes after reports detailed the severity of his condition, including a dangerously low blood pressure and a critical body temperature. The order reflects ongoing concerns about the circumstances surrounding the shooting and the need for further investigation.
The military has not yet released details about the nature of the incident or any potential involvement of other parties. Khan remains under medical supervision as authorities move forward with their review. The situation continues to draw attention due to the high-profile nature of the case and the potential implications for military accountability.
No official statement has been issued regarding the cause of the injury or any legal proceedings. The case remains under active examination by both medical and military officials.
