Actor Imran Khan, who submitted an unconditional apology before the Bombay High Court (HC) for his participation in the Mumbai SIR protests on October 10, stated in the undertaking that he will not participate in any protests in the near future.

Senior advocate Venkatesh Dhond, appearing for Imran Khan, filed an undertaking on Monday, November 2, after the court nudged him during a hearing on his plea against a Foreigners Regional Registration Office (FRRO) Leave India Notice (LIN), days after his detention near August Kranti Maidan in South Mumbai .

The Bombay High Court kept the ‘leave India’ notice in abeyance till December 7 and noted that until then, Imran Khan is expected to reside in the country as a “law-abiding person, not associating/indulging in any activities/protests, rights which are available to the citizens of this country, under the Constitution”.

‘Imran Khan not affected by SIR’: Bombay HC

During Imran Khan’s plea hearing, a bench of Chief Justice Mahesh Chandra Tripathi and Justice…