Masemola happy with conduct of members of Parliament's ad hoc committee on police

National police commissioner, Fannie Masemola, said his two-day testimony before parliament's ad hoc committee probing police corruption was a success and he has no hard feelings.

Masemola said he's happy with the manner members of the ad hoc committee conducted their business during the committee's first week of hearings.

Masemola wrapped up his testimony before the committee yesterday where he faced a barrage of questions from MPs on why he didn't resist Police minister Senzo Mchunu's directive to disband the political killings task team

He was also questioned about KwaZulu Natal top cop Nhlanhla Mkhwanazi's allegations of political interference, where he admitted he agrees with the claims.

"I'm quite happy on how the committee conducted its business I don't have any hard feelings, I'm quite comfortable. I thank the members and the chairperson Soviet Lekganyane and all members of the committee. " Masemola said.