New Delhi: Legendary Sarod maestro Amjad Ali Khan tweeted today that he was "shocked and appalled" that his request for a UK visa had been rejected.
Mr Khan's son Amaan, also a Sarod artiste, told NDTV that British officials had said that his Visa application was "not convincing enough".
When NDTV asked the British High Commission for a comment, an official replied: "We don't comment on individual cases."
The US ambassador to India, Richard Verma, tweeted an apology to the star, who had said in exasperated tweets: "Every damn time!"
Mr Khan's son Amaan, also a Sarod artiste, told NDTV that British officials had said that his Visa application was "not convincing enough".
When NDTV asked the British High Commission for a comment, an official replied: "We don't comment on individual cases."
The US ambassador to India, Richard Verma, tweeted an apology to the star, who had said in exasperated tweets: "Every damn time!"
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