Court extends actor Imran Khan's stay in India after he apologises for protesting, LiveLaw reports

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On Monday, Imran Khan's counsel Venkatesh Dhond immediately tendered an undertaking in the Bombay High Court that the actor would not participate in any protest in the future and also submitted an unconditional apology. The Bombay High Court addressed actor Imran Khan's participation in a protest while holding an Overseas Citizen of India card. Covered by 5 outlets: 1 lean left, 4 are centre.
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