Bombay High Court has adjourned the hearing on actor Imran Khan’s challenge to a police “leave India” notice, with the matter now scheduled for October 27. Imran Khan argues the notice is flawed and that he was not properly provided the basis for action or an opportunity to respond.
Several outlets report that the notice follows his brief detention around a protest in Mumbai, described by NDTV as an October 10 demonstration at August Kranti Maidan. Times of India adds that the protest relates to the Chief Election Commission and that Khan denies any connection to organizers. Other reports focus more tightly on the legal grounds, including the contention that the notice does not specify violations of the Immigration and Foreigners Act, 2025, or the Citizenship Act, 1955.
All coverage broadly agrees on the court’s adjournment and the October 27 hearing date, while differing in the amount of context provided about the underlying protest and the specific allegations used to justify the notice.
