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Imran Khan seeks urgent stay on notice to leave India, moves to Bombay High Court

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Imran Khan seeks urgent stay on notice to leave India, moves to Bombay High Court

In a poignant legal move, actor Imran Khan has filed a petition with the Bombay High Court against an issued removal notice, arguing it was served without a fair hearing, violating his rights.

As an Overseas Citizen of India who has lived in India since age two, Khan contends he faced wrongful detention during a protest in Mumbai, seeking to annul the notice due to its vague claims.

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