Sania and family get Pakistan visa


NEW DELHI: The Pakistan High Commission in India has issued visa to Indian tennis star Sania Mirza and her family here on Tuesday.

Talking with an Indian television, Sania's mother Nasim Mirza said that her family has been given visa by the Pakistan High Commission and they would go soon to Pakistan.

She said that her entire family is very happy on this development but the date for the marriage ceremony has not yet been fixed.

According th Indian tv, Shoaib Malik's family will come to India on April 6 while valima will be held in Lahore.

Meanwhile, it has been reported that Sania will address a press conference today at 08:00pm at her residence in Hyderabad Deccan.

The visa for Pakistan has been given to Sania, her mother Nasim, father Imran Mirza and sister Anam.

Wednesday, March 31, 2010




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