London: Chairman Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI), Imran Khan has requested American consulate for the issuance of visa for PTI’s central leader Fauzia Kasuri.
According to the a report, Imran Khan has urged U.S consulate on issuing visa to central leader PTI on so that she may be able to attend her son in hospital who was earlier injured in an accident.
PTI’s Britain leader Sahabzada Jahangir in an interview told that Imran Khan has confirmed about his request to the consulate. Earlier, Fauzia Kasuri was in a fundraising event at Geneva when at the same time her son in law met accident in America.
Fauzia Kasoori also had quit citizenship for America but when she requested that she want to meet her children in America, the Islamabad consulate responded in rejection. They said that she would have to wait for 2.5 years for the issuance of visa.
According to the US laws, whoever cancels the citizenship of US, must have to wait for 2.5 years. Nonetheless, still no news about the response of Imran Khan’s request to Islamabad embassy.
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