Belgrade: Serbian President Aleksandar Vucican on Friday accused Australia “Persecuting” Tennis Star Novak Djokovic after the authorities revoke his visa for the second time.
“Why did you show it, why did you issue it not only to him but also to his family and the whole nation,” Vucic said on social media.
Serbian leader comment came for hours after Australia stripped Djokovic from his visa on Friday and planned to hold him back, just a few days before his offer to win the 21st Grand Slam title in Melbourne.
Read Alsodjokovic back in detention because Australia canceled Vinovak Djokovic again detained in Australia Saturday, after the authorities tore his visa for the second time and stated that superstar tennis which was not considered to the public.
Court documents showed that Serbia aged 34 years is currently being held at a speech in Melbourne, because the steps that AppEale triggered a legal response that had a hustle and bustle of the Djokovic team, produced temporary commands and hearing the federal court scheduled for Saturday morning.
Djokovic, Skeptical Covid-19 vaccine recognized, and top seed Tournament, has been practicing at the Melbourne Taman Court for only hours before the immigration decision Alex Hawke’s announced.
Vucic remained steadfast in his support for Djokovic throughout the drama, called the previous detention of a tennis star who was not vaccinated a “hunting political wizard” after a dispute over the 34-year-old world number one.
Read Alsowhy Australia said Novak Djokovic until the Guaustralia government said Novak Djokovic who was not vaccinated caused a “neglected risk” to infect people with Covid-19.
Alex Hawke Immigration Minister said he was even happy to assume 34-year-old tennis Ace had entered Australia in line with the guidelines of vaccination.
“If you want to ban Novak Djokovic from winning the 10th trophy in Melbourne, why don’t you return it immediately, why don’t you tell him ‘it’s impossible to get a visa’?” Vucic was added to Instagram.
“Novak, we support you!” He added.
Djokovic flew to Melbourne on January 5 claimed the exception of the vaccine because of the positive PCR test results on December 16.
The border agent rejected his exception, revoked his visa and placed it in a famous detention center where he spent four nights.
The Australian government stressed that the recent infection did not qualify as a vaccine liberation for foreign nationals who tried to enter the country.