Bollywood actor Imran Khan, nephew of actor Aamir Khan, has reportedly been issued a “Leave India Notice” by Mumbai Police, directing him to leave the country by October 28, 2026. The action follows his participation in a protest in Mumbai demanding the resignation of Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar.
According to media reports, the actor, who holds American citizenship, participated in the demonstration at August Kranti Maidan on October 10. The notice has brought renewed attention to the rules governing the participation of foreign nationals in political.
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Why Was Imran Khan Asked to Leave India?
Reports state that Mumbai Police issued the notice following Imran Khan’s participation in the protest against Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar. The demonstration was associated with the Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) and its call for the Chief Election Commissioner’s resignation.
The police action reportedly followed a complaint by BJP leader Kirit Somaiya, which was referred to the Foreigners Regional Registration Office (FRRO) for further action. Authorities cited alleged violations of immigration rules in connection with the actor’s participation in the demonstration.
Imran Khan Was Detained During the Mumbai Protest
Imran Khan was among those detained during the proposed protest at August Kranti Maidan on October 10. Actress Lekha Washington was also reportedly detained during the incident.
The development attracted attention from members of the film industry, with actors and filmmakers commenting on the handling of the protest and the issue of freedom of expression.
Who Is Imran Khan?
Imran Khan is known for films including Jaane Tu… Ya Jaane Na and Delhi Belly. He is also the nephew of Bollywood actor Aamir Khan.
After stepping away from leading roles for several years, the actor has recently been linked to a return to films. The immigration notice has now placed him in the news for reasons beyond his acting career.
What Happens Next?
According to the reports, the notice requires Imran Khan to leave India by October 28, 2026. Further developments will depend on the subsequent legal and administrative process.
The case has raised questions about immigration regulations and the participation of foreign nationals in political demonstrations. The allegations and the authorities’ action remain subject to the applicable legal process.
