Imran Khan Apologises To HC Over Protest, Vows Not To Repeat
Imran Khan Apologises To HC Over Protest, Vows Not To Repeat
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 c...
Court extends actor Imran Khan's stay in India after he apologises for protesting, LiveLaw reports - Reuters
Court extends actor Imran Khan's stay in India after he apologises for protesting, LiveLaw reports Reuters
'Cannot behave like an Indian': HC raps Imran Khan; asks govt to be 'magnanimous'
Imran Khan, a US citizen and OCI card holder, faced a Leave India Notice from the Centre. The Bombay high court granted him interim relief after he submitted an unconditional apology. The court clarified that OCI holders don't have the same rights as Indian citizens, particularly regarding protests.
'Why not accept Indian citizenship?': Bombay high court questions Imran Khan over SIR protest as actor's - The Times of India
'Why not accept Indian citizenship?': Bombay high court questions Imran Khan over SIR protest as actor's The Times of India
Imran Khan apologises as Bombay High Court slams the actor for participating in protests despite being an OCI card holder: 'If an Indian had done the same thing elsewhere would it have been tolerated?'
The Bombay High Court on Monday pulled up actor Imran Khan, a US citizen holding an Overseas Citizen of India (OCI) card, for participating in a protest related to the Chief Election Commissioner (CEC)-Special Intensive Revision (SIR) issue in Mumbai. The court observed that the fundamental right to
Imran Khan apologises as Bombay High Court slams the actor for participating in protests despite being an - The Times of India
Imran Khan apologises as Bombay High Court slams the actor for participating in protests despite being an The Times of India
'Your social media posts amounted to instigation': Bombay HC pulls up actor Imran Khan - top quotes
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
Bombay HC extends stay on actor Imran Khan’s ‘Leave India Notice’, seeks unconditional apology over SIR protest
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
Bombay HC extends stay on actor Imran Khan’s ‘Leave India Notice’, seeks unconditional apology over SIR protest - The Hindu
Bombay HC extends stay on actor Imran Khan’s ‘Leave India Notice’, seeks unconditional apology over SIR protest The Hindu
Utmost love for India: What actor Imran Khan said in apology to Bombay HC
Utmost love for India What actor Imran Khan said in apology to Bombay HC
'I Won't Join Protests': Imran Khan Assures Bombay HC, Gets Relief In Leave India Notice Case Till Dec 7
During the hearing, the bench observed that this long association with the country did not change his legal status as an OCI cardholder.

Imran Khan submits 'unconditional' apology for taking part in protests, Bombay HC holds his 'Leave India' notice until this date
On Monday, Imran Khan's counsel Venkatesh Dhond immediately tendered an undertaking in the Bombay High Court that the actor would not participate in any protest in the future and also submitted an unconditional apology. The court has put his 'Leave India' notice on hold until December 7.
Imran Khan Apologises To HC Over Protest, Vows Not To Repeat
The Bombay High Court said the right to protest is available only to Indian citizens after the US citizen joined a demonstration over the CEC-SIR issue.
"Give Unconditional Apology, Undertaking Not Enough": High Court To Imran Khan
"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.
Mumbai: Imran Khan's Leave India Notice Hearing in Court - Sandesh
Mumbai: Imran Khan's Leave India Notice Hearing in Court Sandesh
Imran Khan apologises to HC, vows to avoid protests
Imran Khan Apologises Over SIR Protest In Bombay HC After Court Says He ‘Can’t Behave Like Indian Citizen’
Imran Khan Apologises Over SIR Protest In Bombay HC After Court Says He ‘Can’t Behave Like Indian Citizen’
OCI cardholders at 'mercy' of country: HC raps Imran Khan, but extends interim relief
The actor challenged the 'Leave India Notice' issued to him by Foreigners Regional Registration Office (FRRO).
Actor Imran Khan apologises for joining Mumbai protest after Bombay HC rap - The Indian Express
Actor Imran Khan apologises for joining Mumbai protest after Bombay HC rap The Indian Express
"Give Unconditional Apology, Undertaking Not Enough": High Court To Imran Khan - NDTV
"Give Unconditional Apology, Undertaking Not Enough": High Court To Imran Khan NDTV
"Give Unconditional Apology, Undertaking Not Enough": High Court To Imran Khan - NDTV
"Give Unconditional Apology, Undertaking Not Enough": High Court To Imran Khan NDTV
Imran Khan's Plea Against 'Leave India' Notice : Live Updates From Bombay High Court - Live Law
Imran Khan's Plea Against 'Leave India' Notice : Live Updates From Bombay High Court Live Law
Imran Khan tenders apology after Bombay High Court says OCI card holders have no right to protest - Bar and Bench
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OCIs Are Not Citizens: Bombay High Court Asks Imran Khan To Apologise For Participating In SIR Protest,... - Live Law
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Imran Khan Apologises to Bombay High Court Over SIR Protest, Pledges Not to Join Future Demonstrations
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Imran Khan allowed to stay in India after ‘unconditional apology’, Bombay HC seeks undertaking against future protests
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