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'Arbitrary, unreasonable’: Actor Imran Khan moves HC to challenge 'leave India' notice

Times of India ·
'Arbitrary, unreasonable’: Actor Imran Khan moves HC to challenge 'leave India' notice

Imran Khan Pal filed a petition against a notice mandating his departure from India by October 28.

He claims the notice violates his fundamental rights under the Indian Constitution and lacks justification.

Khan argues that he has lived in India since he was two years old and is an Overseas Citizen of India.

The notice was issued following his attendance at a protest, leading to claims of arbitrary detention.

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