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Ashoke Pandit supports government's notice asking Imran Khan to leave India

Times of India - Entertainment ·
Ashoke Pandit supports government's notice asking Imran Khan to leave India

Filmmaker Ashoke Pandit has openly backed the government's stance on Imran Khan's presence in India.

After a recent protest, Khan was served a notice to exit the country by a specific date.

His legal team intends to contest this notice at the Bombay High Court, questioning its legitimacy.

Pandit argues that non-citizens should refrain from protesting against India, igniting a heated debate about the rights of Overseas Citizens of India.

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