Melbourne: World number one Novak Djokovic has been deported by Australia.
Djokovic’s appeal against the Australian government’s decision to revoke his visa has been rejected by a court of law. The player was deported from Australia. He will not be able to enter Australia for another three years. A federal court in Melbourne has upheld the Australian government’s decision to revoke a visa.
With this, the Australian Open star, who started on Monday, lost. Djokovic, who returned from Australia, arrived in Dubai on Monday. From here, the player will return to his native Serbia.
Djokovic, who arrived in Melbourne on May 5 to compete in the Australian Open, was arrested at the airport and had his visa revoked. The refugees were then transferred to a hotel. Joko arrived without receiving the vaccine against Kovid. No clear record of exemption from vaccination could be produced. Joko approached the court against this and got a favorable verdict. The visa was restored. Joko, who was later released, started training.
However, with special powers, the Australian Immigration Minister again revoked the visa. Joko, who did not take the vaccine, was also declared a threat to the public. Immigration Minister Alex Hawk said Djokovic had been prosecuted for entering Australia without being vaccinated and that the decision to cancel his visa was in the public interest. The actor had again approached the court against this. However, a three-member federal court rejected Joko’s appeal. Joko was unable to appeal to the court again against this final decision.
With the departure of Joko, the schedule for the Australian Open will change. His first match was scheduled for Monday.
Joko’s dream of making history by single-handedly winning the Grand Slam title has been dashed. Roger Federer, Rafael Nadal and Djokovic have won 21 titles each. Melbourne Park is Joko’s favorite venue. He was a nine-time champion here. This time it was a hot favorite. Serbian President Alexander Vuച്ച്i spoke with Djokovic over the phone. Wussich said he was looking forward to receiving the star back home.
On December 16, Joko argued in court that he had not been vaccinated because he was Kovid positive. However, pictures of her attending the ceremony the next day were released. With this, Djokovic came to the scene, admitting his shortcomings related to the Kovid rules. The actor said he had given false information on the immigration form and had spoken to a media reporter when Kovid was positive.
On the immigration form, Joko said no to the question of whether he had traveled in two weeks. However, evidence of travel to Spain and elsewhere followed. Joko explained that the agent was in the right hands. His argument was that such mistakes would happen during Kovid’s crisis.
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