The Indian government has insisted on deporting the leader of the Islamic Movement of Nigeria (IMN), Sheikh Ibraheem EL-Zakzaky, who was in the country on medical tourism, reports ITREALMS.
This, ITREALMS gathered may have been influenced by the ulterior behaviour of El-Zakzaky after departing Nigeria and even on arrival in India for the said medical tourism which is alleged to be turned into tourist visit.
Sources close to presidency, informed ITREALMS that Indian authorities have been frustrated by the antics of El-Zakzaky since arriving there a few days ago.
"Frustrated by his antics, the Indian authorities have expressed willingness to return him to Nigeria with immediate effect. This is on the account that they will not allow him use their country to internationalize his group’s activities," our sources declared.
Confirming the position of the Nigerian government, the Permanent Secretary, Ministry of Information and Culture, Deacon Grace Isu Gekpe, noted that against this background, the Nigerian government has commended the stand of the Indian Government as well as apologized to her for the unruly behaviour of El-Zakzaky.
Confirming the position of the Nigerian government, the Permanent Secretary, Ministry of Information and Culture, Deacon Grace Isu Gekpe, noted that against this background, the Nigerian government has commended the stand of the Indian Government as well as apologized to her for the unruly behaviour of El-Zakzaky.
Further, she said, that similarly, the attention of the public and indeed the international community is hereby drawn to these unfortunate developments.
"The government also wishes to use this opportunity to affirm its readiness to undertake the prosecution of El-Zakzaky through due process if and when he is returned to the country. On this note, his foul cry that he is being held in circumstances worse than he was in Nigeria should be disregarded," she said.
ITREALMS recalls that the Court on 5th August, 2019 granted Sheikh Ibraheem EL-Zakzaky leave to travel to India for medical treatment. Consequently, the Government and its relevant agencies took steps to comply with the Order.
Uboshe Uboshe/Editor
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