Imran Khan to challenge FRRO’s directive asking | Indian Movie News
Actor Imran Khan, an American citizen and Overseas Citizen of India (OCI) cardholder, is set to challenge the Foreigners Regional Registration Office’s (FRRO) directive asking him to go away India by October 28, as per a report by NDTV. His lawyer, Zulfiqar Memon, will file a petition before the Bombay High Court contesting the order.
The actor got here under scrutiny following his participation in a protest organised by the Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) in Mumbai. The demonstration called for the resignation of Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar.
Following the protest, BJP (Bharatiya Janata Party) chief Kirit Somaiya lodged a grievance with the police, alleging that Imran Khan’s participation in the demonstration violated the restrictions relevant to international residents. The police subsequently forwarded the grievance to the FRRO, which issued a discover directing the actor to go away the nation.
The FRRO’s place is that holding an OCI card doesn’t allow a international national to take part in protests. The order has been issued under the Immigration and Foreigners Act, 2025. Section 7 of the laws empowers the Central Government to issue orders and instructions regulating, limiting or prohibiting the entry, departure, presence or motion of international nationals in India.
Meanwhile, veteran actor Raza Murad has slammed Khan, asserting that international nationals mustn’t intrude in India’s home affairs. He also defended the authorities’ handling of the matter, declaring that the actor has been given time to reply to the order and can search judicial intervention if he believes the choice is unjust.
“Whether it is Imran Khan or anyone else, no foreign national has any business interfering in the internal affairs of our country. I have only just learned that Imran Khan has become a U.S. national; he was an actor here. As a U.S. national, he has no right to participate so actively in the country’s internal affairs or its politics. The Mumbai Police are acting strictly within the legal framework,” Murad told the news company ANI.
He additional famous that the actor has been given 15 days and can method the court if he believes he’s being handled unfairly or is being compelled to go away the nation.
“He has been given a full 15 days. If he feels he is being treated unfairly or being forced to leave the country, he is welcome to approach the court, and whatever the court decides, we must all accept it. Let’s see how he reacts. He has two options: either leave the country by October 28, or if he does not wish to leave, or feels that he has been wronged or treated unjustly, he can take his grievance to the court,” Murad added.
Imran Khan’s proposed legal challenge will now convey the dispute before the Bombay High Court, where the validity of the FRRO’s order may be contested.
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