ISLAMABAD: A Pakistani citizen traveled to the US to establish his career and provide better financial support to his family, has filed a new lawsuit worth 64 million rupees against the local authority of the United States of America and his previous organization for the losses suffered by him due to the coronavirus epidemic.
The plaintiff believes that the response to COVID-19 has been the greatest fraud ever perpetrated on the American Public and totally mishandled the COVID-19 outbreak, however, the US local leadership restrained the severity of the pandemic for months.
Similarly, at the same time, the World Health Organization (WHO) kept warning and the US refused to pay attention, the plaintiff mentioned.
The damage suit has been moved by Ahsan, a resident of Rawalpindi, who has recently lost his job due to coronavirus, in the Civil court Islamabad. The plaintiff has nominated US Embassy in Pakistan, and his previous Trucking Company as defendants.
In his pleading, he mentioned that he received a termination letter from the company on 1-05-2020 contended therein that due to the prevailing COVID-19 situation the company is reducing its workforce therefore the plaintiff is terminated from its work/job from 30th May 2020.
The Plaintiff said that he is a law-abiding, rule-knowing, socially responsible citizen, who earns and wins his bread and butter from his profession. His work and his earning, both are directly dependent on the conduciveness of the external environment.
“The World Health Organization (WHO) has timely and frequently advised to take preventive measures and act with due vigilance but local government mismanaged the crisis in a bad way, the petitioner said.
Furthermore, after hearing the arguments, the civil court returned the law suit with ruling that “this court has no jurisdiction to entertain the claim of plaintiff”.
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