Nawaz Sharif’s request for an extension of visa was denied by the government of the United Kingdom.
In the latest news, the appeal made by the former Prime Minister of Pakistan Nawaz Sharif for the extension of his visa was rejected by the government of the United Kingdom. This statement was authenticated by his son Hussain Nawaz.
Keeping in mind that the former President of Pakistan Muslim League- Nawaz’s six months visa expired recently, he applied to elongate his stay in the UK for medical treatment. This request was rejected by the United Kingdom Home Office.
Mian Nawaz Sharif, although, has another chance to challenge the decision of the British Home Office in front of the UK Immigration Department. He has the right to ask a department to reconsider the former decision. In case he is rejected again, his last hope is to go to the British court.
Contrary to this, the PML-N leader and the representative of Nawaz Sharif, Muhammad Zubair has something else to say. On a talk show, he claimed it as a piece of “false news” even though it was confirmed by Hussain Nawaz.
Muhammad Zubair explained to a local news channel that Nawaz Sharif will surely return to his country once he feels safe enough. He is willing to come back when he assures that he would get justice. He has no hope left in the current government and the National Accountability Bureau (NAB) in providing him justice, says Zubair. He further added that it was a vengeance disguised as accountability. None of the party workers would want their beloved Mr. President to come back and risk his life.
Mr. Shahbaz Gill, The Prime Minister’s special assistant on Political Communication reacted to the decision of the United Kingdom’s home office. He taunted Nawaz Sharif by saying that in a country where he built himself a palace with stolen money, today that very country has rejected his application for visa extension. It is better to return to Pakistan and complete his verdict while respecting the court orders. Let’s see what does the British courts choose for Mian Nawaz Sharif
