Dr Musa Mohd Nordin

I am much overwhelmed by the various 'fatwas' issued by your readers vis-a-vis the legal position of Anwar Ibrahim as a prisoner and his legal rights to pursue medico-surgical options other than that provided by the establishment.

The straight As students and their families seem to think that 4As give them the 'divine right' for a place in medicine at local universities.

To the layman on the street, let alone the experienced medical eye, it is plainly obvious that former deputy premier Anwar Ibrahim is in severe physical pain. This clinical perception is reinforced by his numerous requests for his preferred medical option of therapy.