Imran Khan apologized to a court in Mumbai for participating in a protest against SIR and agreed to avoid future protests
Bollywood actor Imran Khan apologized in a Bombay court for protesting electoral roll changes. He was briefly detained in Mumbai on October 10. A court allowed him to stay in India until December 7. The court ruled protest rights apply only to Indian citizens.
- Actor Imran Khan apologized in the Bombay high court for protesting against electoral roll revisions.
- Imran Khan was briefly detained by Mumbai Police during a demonstration on October 10.
- The Bombay High Court stated the right to protest is only for Indian citizens.
- The Foreigners Regional Registration Office issued a 'Leave India Notice' to Imran Khan.
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