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Imran apologises as HC slams him for protests despite being an OCI card holder

The Bombay High Court addressed actor Imran Khan's participation in a protest while holding an Overseas Citizen of India card. The court emphasized that the right to protest is reserved for Indian citizens. Khan offered an unconditional apology and promised to refrain from future demonstrations. His petition against the Foreigners Regional Registration Office notice has been scheduled for further hearing.

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Times of India·1h ago
Imran apologises as HC slams him for protests despite being an OCI card holder
The Bombay High Court addressed actor Imran Khan's participation in a protest while holding an Overseas Citizen of India card. The court emphasized that the right to protest is reserved for Indian citizens. Khan offered an unconditional apology and promised to refrain from future demonstrations. His petition against the Foreigners Regional Registration Office notice has been scheduled for further hearing.
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