MELBOURNE: World number one tennis star Novak Djokovic has been asked to play in the Australian Open Grand Slam.
Joko’s fans staged a demonstration in front of the hotel where the star was staying. Australia denies Djokovic visa for not vaccinating Kovid Joko arrived in Melbourne but was denied a visa on the grounds that the law was the same for everyone.
For his lawyers to obtain an order that the star not be returned until Monday. Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison has backed the Border Force’s position that granting a visa to Novak Djokovic would be illegal. Rafael Nadal, the Spanish player, indirectly criticized Joko’s decision not to vaccinate.
His colleague Nick Kyrgios has come under fire for criticizing the Australian government for handling Joko. Australia also quoted Czech Republic’s Renata Vorakova. The Czech Foreign Ministry said Renata was detained because she had not been vaccinated. Despite the Czech government’s protest, Renata has made it clear that it is withdrawing from the Australian Open. Renata, 38, is a doubles specialist. The actor was recently diagnosed with the Kovid-19 virus.
The 34-year-old Joko is aiming for his 21st career Grand Slam record. The Australian Open begins on the 17th. Organizers Tennis Australia have made it clear that players who have not been vaccinated will not play in the Australian Open. Tennis Australia has made it clear that the exemption will only apply to players who are exempt from being vaccinated by an independent team of expert doctors.
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