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The Bombay High Court has allowed actor Imran Khan to continue residing in India pending the next hearing on December 7, after he tendered an unconditional apology and undertook not to participate in protests in the future. The court did not quash the 'Leave India' notice issued against him and sought a detailed response from the Centre before deciding the matter. The notice originally required Khan to leave India by October 28. The court kept it in abeyance through its October 27 interim order. The court also questioned Khan's participation in the protest and observed that OCI cardholders do not have the right to take part in such demonstrations. The bench had also stressed that any apology from the actor would have to be unconditional.
The Bombay High Court granted bail to BEST driver Santosh Ramesh Sawant in the Bhandup electric bus crash case, noting that there was prima facie material suggesting he may not have received the required training to drive the vehicle.
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