Actor Imran Khan is set to move the Bombay High Court on October 16 to challenge a notice issued by the Mumbai office of the Foreigners Regional Registration Officer (FRRO) directing him to leave India by October 28.
The notice by FRRO also doesn’t explicitly mentions the contravened provisions of the Immigration and Foreigners Act, 2025,” said the team. “The basis of the plea is that our client Imran Khan has not violated any conditions of the FRRO act. “Additionally, the OCI holder has certain rights and a particular visa. That visa needs to be cancelled first and that can be done only by the Ministry of Home Affairs.
“We are filing a plea and will be moving it for an urgent hearing,” the legal team said. For that, there has to be a full-fledged hearing,” said the team. The team said, “This notice issued by FRRO is bad in law and illegal, reflects non-application of mind and will be challenged in court.”
