Overview
- Aamir Khan met MNS chief Raj Thackeray at his Mumbai residence Shivtirth on Sunday, a meeting reported by multiple outlets that has not been publicly explained.
- Imran Khan has received a notice from Mumbai’s Foreigners Regional Registration Office directing him to leave India by October 28, 2026 and has filed a petition in the Bombay High Court to challenge that order.
- On October 10, Imran and his partner Lekha Washington were detained at a Citizens for Justice and Peace protest at August Kranti Maidan, an event that prompted former MP Kirit Somaiya to seek a police inquiry and preceded the FRRO action.
- Neither Aamir Khan nor Raj Thackeray has said why they met, which has led media and public speculation about whether the visit relates to Imran’s legal case though no link has been confirmed.
- The FRRO enforces foreigner registration and can order departure or cancellation of Overseas Citizen of India-related permissions so the court petition and any police inquiries will determine whether Imran must leave before his October 28 deadline.