Bollywood actor Khan has been told to leave India by the end of October. The Mumbai Police issued the directive following accounts of his involvement in 'cockroach' protests. Khan, nephew of actor Aamir Khan, possesses an OCI card, which provides certain rights in India. The order has been made after his participation in current demonstrations.
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