Gone impartiality
February 24, 2019
That Indian authorities refused to provide a visa to Pakistan’s shooting team so that it could have taken part in the Shooting World Cup organised by the International Shooting Sport Federation (ISSF) which is being held in India is totally unfair. The decision was taken in reaction to the Pulwama attack. Barring talented players from entering a country is the height of absurdity. India doesn’t even have evidence to prove that Pakistan is responsible for the attack. Taking a notice of the situation, the ISSF has revoked India’s applications to host future events. Our government must also register its protest against this gross discrimination.
Siraj Ahmed Narejo ( Naudero )
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