Previous Pakistan Finance Minister Ishaq Dar won't be deported: UK

London, Sep 15 The British government has rejected the online petition seeking the deportation of the previous Pakistan Finance Minister Ishaq Dar.

As per Geo News, the petition seeking Dar's deportation was filed by an activist from the UK was signed by in excess of 80,000 internet users and made various charges against him.

The petition alleged that Dar is an absconder "in a corruption reference filed against him by the National Accountability Bureau (NAB) of Pakistan," and further alluded to him as a corrupt politician. They asked the British government to expel him to Pakistan where he can be considered responsible.

The British government, in any case, denied the allegations against Dar and rejected the petition.

The petitioners were informed that the British government does not have a formal removal bargain with Pakistan. "Section 194 of the Extradition Act 2003 does allow special extradition arrangements in exceptional circumstances. In any case, under current law, an extradition process is started in line with the administration of the nation in which the individual has been sentenced a wrongdoing. It would subsequently be the Pakistani government's obligation to start such procedures," the request of board of trustees educated.

The committee asserted that the petition of was looked into subsequent to getting 10,000 marks, yet was later rejected on legal and technical grounds.

This comes following the cancellation of the passports of Dar and his wife. The Pakistan government stripped Dar and his significant other off of their conciliatory international IDs without giving the blue identification rendering them 'stateless'.

Ishaq Dar was supposed to surrender the diplomatic passports inside 30 days of ceasing office as the Federal Finance Minister and that his passport was cancelled over non-compliance, according to the Foreign Office.