Bombay HC ‘disturbed’ over Mumbai civic body pulling down Dia Mirza’s pollution-free Diwali video

Actor Imran Khan submitted an unconditional apology before the Bombay High Court for his participation in the Mumbai SIR protests on October 10. According to the undertaking filed on November 2 by senior advocate Venkatesh Dhond, Khan stated that he will not participate in any future protests in India. The court had postponed Imran Khan's "leave India" notice until December 7, urging him to reside law-abidingly during this period.

Imran Khan emphasized that he had no intent to participate in protests and that his actions were merely to observe the restriction of movement and suppression of voices at the protest site. The actor expressed his love and respect for the country, highlighting his 42 years of adherence to Indian laws and the substantial contributions he has made through taxes and job creation.

Imran Khan also mentioned his family ties and contributions to the film industry. The court suggested a lenient approach and expressed hope that authorities would show understanding towards the actor's undertaking.