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Imran Khan can stay in India for now after unconditional apology: Bombay High Court

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“Imran Khan can stay in India for now after unconditional apology: Bombay High Court”

Actor Imran Khan has won temporary relief from deportation. On Monday he told the Bombay High Court he would tender an “unconditional apology” for his alleged role in a demonstration against the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of electoral rolls. The court’s comments during the hearing were blunt. Khan is a US citizen who holds an Overseas Citizen of India (OCI) card. The bench said such cardholders are “at the mercy of the country” and cannot claim the rights that Indian citizens have. It…

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