France government tightens: 183 Pakistanis’ visas canceled, 118 sent back

In a major action, the French government has canceled the VJs of 183 Pakistanis living illegally in the country. These people also include the sister of Pakistan’s intelligence agency ISI chief Shuja Pasha. Out of 183 people, 118 people have also been sent back to Pakistan by France. The Consulate of Pakistan has given this information by tweeting itself. France has taken this decision after the recent attack in the city of Nice.

However, Pakistan has appealed to the French government to let Pasha’s sister stay in the country temporarily, because she is serving her mother-in-law there. Apart from this, the embassy informed that all those who had forcibly shown the way out of France, had valid papers.

The situation is not right in France after the teacher’s murder. President Emmanuel Macron has announced the end of Islamic terrorism, while many Muslim countries of the world are unhappy with the statement of the President of France. The teacher showed a cartoon of Mohammad Prophet in his class, after which he was killed.

Criticizing Macros, the Pakistani authorities canceled the visas of 183 visitors after Pakistan’s Prime Minister Imran Khan accused him that he was working to provoke Muslims.

The Consulate of Pakistan itself informed about this by tweeting. The embassy said that 118 people who had proper and valid papers were also removed. The Embassy said that we are currently in touch with the France Authority to allow our citizens to stay temporarily.