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Actor Imran Khan ordered to leave India following anti-CEC protest
Pakistani actor Imran Khan has been issued a notice directing him to leave India by October 28 following his participation in a demonstration against the Chief Election Commissioner. The action was initiated under immigration law after Khan attended the October 10 protest in Mumbai.
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Pakistani actor Imran Khan has been directed to leave India within days after participating in an anti-Chief Election Commissioner protest in Mumbai, according to senior officials familiar with the matter.
Action against Khan was initiated under Section 7 of the Immigration and Foreigners Act, officials told media outlets. The notice requires him to depart the country by October 28. The development comes after Khan participated in a demonstration at August Kranti Maidan in Mumbai on October 10, where protesters called for the resignation of Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar.
The actor's participation in the political protest triggered the immigration action against him. Officials indicated the directive was issued based on provisions governing foreign nationals' activities in India.
This marks a significant development in the handling of foreign nationals' involvement in domestic political demonstrations in the country. The case underscores the government's stance on foreign citizens' participation in politically sensitive events and the enforcement of immigration regulations.