Overview
- Aamir Khan visited MNS chief Raj Thackeray at his Mumbai home, Shivtirth, on Sunday, October 18, and neither he nor Thackeray has said why they met.
- Mumbai's Foreigners Regional Registration Office issued Imran Khan a notice that directs him to leave India by October 28 and cites an alleged breach of the Immigration and Foreigners Act, 2025.
- Imran has filed a petition in the Bombay High Court asking the court to quash the FRRO notice and to stay any coercive steps such as deportation, a look-out circular, blacklisting or action on his Overseas Citizen of India status.
- Earlier events feeding the dispute include Imran and Lekha Washington's detention at a Citizens for Justice and Peace protest at August Kranti Maidan on October 10, which preceded the FRRO action.
- Reports say the timing of Aamir's visit has prompted speculation about a link to Imran's legal fight but no source has confirmed any connection and the court challenge and the FRRO deadline remain the immediate developments to watch.