British court: The government's decision to put Pakistan on the red list is correct

 

London: The London High Court upheld the decision of the British government to put Pakistan on the red list.

The London High Court has said that the decision to remove Pakistan from the red list can only be taken by the British government and the government's decisions to deal with the epidemic are correct.

It may be recalled that three Pakistanis, including Barrister Zahab Jamali, had approached the court against the decision of the British government to put Pakistan on the red list.

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The petition filed in the London High Court stated that despite the low number of cases in Pakistan.It was put on the red list before India.

It may be recalled that in view of the rising number of new cases of Corona virus, the United Kingdom had included four countries, including Pakistan, in the red list of sanctions from April 9.

London High Commissioner 

The British High Commissioner had told Christian Turner on social networking site Twitter that Pakistan would also be included in the travel ban starting in the UK from April 9.

Christian Turner said the British government had decided to enter the country after reviewing the Code-19 cases.So it was announced that Pakistan had been added to the UK's red list of travel bans.