Actor Imran Khan asked to leave India by October 28 after participating in protest

And I'm moving on. Actor Imran Khan, nephew of Indian actor Amir Khan, has been served an official notice by the Mumbai police, directing him to leave India by October 28th. Now, this directive follows the actor's participation in a demonstration that was held at South Mumbai's historic August Kranti Maidan, where protesters gathered to demand the resignation of Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar. Khan was taken into custody by the Mumbai police at the demonstration site. Law enforcement officials initiated action against the actor under the relevant provisions of the Immigration Act, citing that foreign nationals residing in the country are prohibited from participating in domestic political protests and demonstrations. Imran Khan holds United States citizenship by birth. Indian immigration regulations restrict foreign passport holders and overseas citizens of India from engaging in political activities, demonstrations or anti-establishment protests within the territory of India. Now, authorities confirm that the formal exit notice specifies an October 28th deadline for Khan's departure from the country. Representatives for the actor have not yet issued an official statement regarding the notice or whether legal challenges will be filed against the directive. Khan made his debut in Bollywood in 2008. He was launched by his uncle Aamir Khan in the film Jaane Tu... Ya Jaane Na. It remains one of his most well-known performances. He collaborated with his uncle again for Delhi Belly. The movie enjoyed huge popularity during the time of its release. And earlier this year, Khan made his acting comeback in Happy Patel Khatarnath Chasus. And for more details on this development, our principal correspondent Disha Yadav has sent us this report from Mumbai. Take a look. Mumbai police has issued a notice to actor Imran Khan to leave India by October 28th this year. The notice comes days after the actor had participated on October 10th in a political protest and demonstration that took place. demanding the resignation of Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar here in Mumbai's August Kranti Maidan. In fact, on the very same day, we all know that he was detained by Mumbai police and was released several hours later. But what was quite significant and different in his case is the fact that a complaint later was registered against the actor Imran Khan by BJP leader Kiran Somaya, clearly stating that he is a US citizen and he has an overseas citizen of India which is an OCI card and he has no rights whatsoever being an American citizen to participate in any political protest or demonstration that is being conducted here in India or any part of the city here in India.