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DH Evening Brief | Bombay HC raps Imran Khan over anti-CEC stir; Govt notifies new airfare rules
'Right to protest not available to OCI cardholder': Bombay HC raps Imran Khan over anti-CEC stir; actor apologises The Bombay High Court on Monday lambasted actor Imran Khan, a US citizen, for participating in a protest over the CEC-SIR issue, and noted the fundamental right to protest is available…
The Bombay High Court on Monday lambasted actor Imran Khan, a US citizen, for participating in a protest over the CEC-SIR issue, and noted the fundamental right to protest is available only to Indian citizens, prompting him to tender an unconditional apology. A bench of Chief Justice Mahesh Chandra…
The Bombay High Court on Monday lambasted actor Imran Khan, a US citizen, for participating in a protest over the CEC-SIR issue, and noted the fundamental right to protest is available only to Indian citizens, prompting him to tender an unconditional apology. A bench of Chief Justice Mahesh Chandra…
Following the incident, the Foreigners Regional Registration Office (FRRO) issued a notice directing Khan to leave the country: Reports
The Bombay High Court on November 2 came down hevaily on the film actor and director Imran Khan, asking him to furnish an unconditional apology for participating in protests demanding the resignation of Gyanesh Kumar, the Chief Election Commissioner, in connection with the Special Intensive Revision…
Bollywood actor Imran Khan’s Overseas Citizen of India (OCI) status has plunged into a high-profile legal battle, spotlighting the strict limits placed on the political rights of foreign nationals living in India. The controversy erupted following an immigration notice ordering the American citizen…
Kashmir, Observer, Jammu, Srinagar, Latest Kashmir News, Kashmir News, Kashmir Latest News The Bombay High Court on Monday severely criticised actor Imran Khan, a US citizen holding an Overseas Citizen of India (OCI) card, for participating in a political protest in Mumbai, observing that the…
As Imran Khan, who is an American citizen, tendered an unconditional apology, the Bombay High Court division bench directed the FRRO to extend the Leave India notice issued against the actor.
A bench comprising Chief Justice Mahesh Chandra Tripathi and Justice Advait Sethna remarked that instead of deporting Khan immediately, authorities had shown leniency by issuing him a notice asking him to leave the country. Khan's lawyer, Venkatesh Dhond, responded by submitting an undertaking that…
During the hearing, Mr. Khan’s counsel offered to submit an undertaking that he would not participate in any future protest or directly or indirectly influence others to do so
MUMBAI: The Bombay High Court on Monday lambasted actor Imran Khan, a US citizen, for participating in a protest over the CEC-SIR issue, and noted the fundamental right to protest is available only to Indian citizens, prompting him to tender an unconditional apology. A bench of Chief Justice Mahesh…
Mumbai: Bombay High Court Monday lambasted actor Imran Khan, a US citizen, for participating in a protest over the CEC-SIR issue, and noted the fundamental right to protest is available only to Indian citizens, prompting him to tender an unconditional apology. A bench of Chief Justice Mahesh Chandra…
Following the apology, the court extended its stay on the FRRO's ‘Leave India Notice’ and posted the actor's plea for further hearing on December 7
Mumbai: The Bombay High Court on Monday lambasted actor Imran Khan, a US citizen, for participating in a protest over the CEC-SIR issue, and said the fundamental right to protest is available only to Indian citizens, prompting him to tender an unconditional apology. A bench of Chief Justice Mahesh…
Actor Imran Khan apologised to the Bombay High Court over joining a Mumbai protest and gave an undertaking not to participate in similar protests. His FRRO Leave India notice remains on hold till December 7.
"Go to the USA and participate in protests there and you can even go and cast your vote, but you protesting anything here won't be tolerated," the court said.
Imran Khan submitted an unconditional apology to the Bombay High Court as he challenges a 'Leave India Notice'. This notice was issued by the Foreigners Regional Registration Office after his alleged participation in a protest. The court has scheduled a hearing for December 7, which keeps the notice…
