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Imran Khan to move to High Court to challenge the notice to leave India by October 28

Times of India - Entertainment ·
Imran Khan to move to High Court to challenge the notice to leave India by October 28

Actor Imran Khan is set to contest a legal notice that orders him to leave India by October 28.

His attorneys will petition the Bombay High Court promptly regarding this matter.

This notice follows his participation in a protest against Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar, resulting in accusations of violating the Foreigners Act.

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