Pakistan’s Ambassador to Turkmenistan, KK Ahsan Wagan, denied entry into the US upon arrival in Los Angeles

Pakistan’s ambassador to Turkmenistan was not allowed to enter the United States when he arrived in Los Angeles. According to details, a Pakistani diplomat has been deported from the UNITED States before the United States banned citizens of many countries, including Pakistan, from entering the United States.

According to ARY News, the Pakistani ambassador, facing allegations of alleged administrative corruption, was expelled from the UNITED States by us immigration authorities on arrival in connection with a private visit. According to sources, Pakistan’s Ambassador to Turkmenistan, KK Ahsan Wigan, was deported back from Los Angeles, the ambassador had a US visa and all legal travel documents.

Pakistan’s Ambassador to Turkmenistan KK Ahsan Wigan was on his way to Los Angeles on a holiday when he was stopped by US immigration officials at the Los Angeles airport, the sources said. According to sources, KK Ahsan Wigan is accused of being involved in administrative corruption during his posting in the UNITED States. Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar and Foreign Secretary Amina Baloch have been informed about the incident. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs directed the Pakistani Consulate in Los Angeles to investigate the matter.

On the other hand, Pakistan contacted the State Department to clarify the ban on citizens entering the United States. Pakistan’s Ambassador to the US Rizwan Saeed Sheikh has confirmed that Pakistan has approached the State Department for clarification after reports of possible travel restrictions on the entry of its citizens into the US. So far no such information has been shared, all the talk about it is currently based on news, nothing has been officially revealed so far, we are still waiting for confirmation.

Last week, the international news agency Reuters said in a report that Pakistan could also be included in the list of countries whose citizens will be prevented from entering the United States, Pakistanis will not face a complete travel ban, but they may have to go through further scrutiny when applying for visas. In this regard, the New York Times had also reported that Pakistan could be placed in the orange category, under which specific types of visas will be banned, countries in this category will be eligible for visas such as business travel only for affluent people but not for immigrants or tourists. I will need to participate.