Novak Djokovic | Australia detains tennis player Djokovic at airport; Visa canceled – News18 Malayalam

Melbourne: Serbia’s world number one Novak Djokovic has been denied entry to Australia. The Serbian player who was attending the Australian Open was stopped at the Melbourne airport and his visa (VISA) was canceled. Although there are reports that the actor was detained citing discrepancies in the visa documents, no official confirmation has been received in this regard.

It was a big controversy when the player was given a special exemption from the Covid Vaccine system to participate in the Australian Open. Various organizations in the country had come out in protest once morest this. In the wake of the protests, there are indications that efforts are being made to extradite the star, citing inaccuracies in his visa.

Some Australian organizations have called for the return of a player who did not specify whether or not he received the Kovid vaccine in the face of increasing Omicron cases in the country. The Prime Minister of Australia has stated that Djokovic will be deported if he does not have medical records proving that he has health problems that prevent him from receiving the Kovid vaccine.

‘Djokovic, who arrived at Melbourne airport, will be sent back to Serbia. “The law applies equally to all,” said British Prime Minister Scott Morris. These restrictions are crucial in reducing the country’s death rate. No one is above the law. ‘ – Scott Morrison clarified.

Meanwhile, Serbian President Alexander Vusic has called for Djokovic to be allowed into Australia. Vusic said he had spoken to Djokovic and that the plight of the best tennis player in the world would be resolved immediately and that the whole country was with Djokovic.

Serbian media reported that Vusic had summoned the Australian ambassador to Belgrade and demanded that Djokovic be released immediately.

Djokovic, who made history by winning the 21st Grand Slam of his career at the Australian Open, has been dealt a blow by the Australian government. He currently holds 20 Grand Slams and shares the record for most Grand Slams in men’s tennis with his contemporaries Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal. If he wins in Australia, Joko Widodo will be able to break the record on his own. Federer and Rafael Nadal have been ruled out of the Australian Open due to injury. With this, Joko had a chance to break the record.

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