Nick Perry
In this photo provided by Sandy Price, Price and her husband, Pal Ahluwalia, pose for a photo in Brisbane, Australia, Friday, Feb. 5, 2021. Ahluwalia, the leader of the University of the South Pacific, and his wife were asleep Wednesday at their Fiji home when a ruckus outside awoke them near midnight. About 15 plain-clothed government agents had surrounded their house in the capital Suva and gave them minutes to pack before they were hastily deported to Australia. (Sandy Price via AP) February 05, 2021 - 12:04 AM
WELLINGTON, New Zealand - The leader of the University of the South Pacific and his wife were asleep at their Fiji home when a ruckus awoke them around midnight.
Luke Rawalai
4 February, 2021, 5:12 pm
Staff members of the University of the South Pacific during the prayer session today. Picture: JOVESA NAISUA.
Staff of the University of the South Pacific offered prayers for Vice Chancellor Professor Pal Ahluwalia and his wife Sandy Price who were deported by the Fijian Government today.
Reflecting on Mr Ahluwalia’s nature of resorting to prayer both in good and challenging times, USP Laucala Campus’s Professor Matakite Ma’ata called on staff to pray for the couple.
“Whenever we have time to get together whether in good or bad times Mr Ahluwalia would always start off with a prayer so it is only fitting that we all do so in this instance,” Prof Ma’ata told staff that gathered for a talanoa session today.
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