Visitor Visas Rejected, 183 Pakistanis Living illegally In France

Visitor visas rejected, 183 Pakistanis living illegally in France, including close relatives of former ISI chief Shuja Pasha.

The Consulate General of Pakistan has requested the French authorities to allow the temporary residence of the sister of Lieutenant General Ahmed Shuja Pasha, who is in the country to see her ailing mother-in-law.

Writing on Twitter, the consulate said that after cross-checking the list of deportees handed over to us, we found the name of Lt. Ahmed Shuja Pasha’s sister there.

We have requested the French authorities to grant a temporary stay at their will to see their sick mother-in-law.

It further said that French authorities have rejected 183 Pakistanis living on visitor visas following Prime Minister Imran Khan’s remarks by French President Emmanuel Macron.

The 183 Visitor Visa granted to our citizens has been rejected by the French authorities after criticism by PM Imran Khan. 118 citizens with proper documents were forcibly deported.

We are currently in contact with the French Authority to make our citizens stay temporarily. “The Consulate tweeted.

Last month Samuel Patty, a school teacher, was shown portraying the Prophet during a lesson after he was beheaded by an 18-year-old teenager on the outskirts of Paris.

Macron had vowed to fight Islamist separatism, which he said was threatening to control some Muslim communities around France.

Patty was posthumously awarded France’s highest award, the Legion d’Honneur, and was remembered at the national ceremony at the Sorbonne University in Paris.

There is resentment among the people of the city of Nice in France, who have suffered a terrorist attack on the church.

Many people are asking why they have been targeted again? Even four years ago, the city has suffered from a terrorist attack. At that time also, a Tunisian terrorist drove a truck into the crowd near the church.

More than 80 people died in this. At that time people gathered to watch fireworks.

On Friday, a Tunisian attacked the church in Nice, a large number of people gathered on Friday and remembered those killed in the attack.

Many people said that they are angry and want to fight against those who believe in blaming. The sad memories of the attack near this church four years ago are fresh.