Supreme Court's rebuke in Rajpal Yadav check bounce case

Rajpal Yadav check bounce case: Bollywood actor Rajpal Yadav has received a strict warning from the Supreme Court. In the hearing held on Tuesday, the court scolded him for doing drama and also gave him the last opportunity to deposit the money.

Supreme Court's anger

Rajpal Yadav owes Murali Productions around Rs 5 crore. After the complaint, this matter reached the Supreme Court. A bench headed by Chief Justice Surya Kant heard the case. The court clarified that the actor had changed his stand many times in the past, making it difficult to trust him.

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During the hearing, the CJI said, 'He is an expert in drama and acting in Bollywood. The same drama is being done in the court also. In such a situation, who will trust him? This statement of the court became a topic of much discussion on social media.

Last chance to repay loan

The court has ordered Rajpal Yadav to deposit at least Rs 2 crore in the Supreme Court registry within two weeks. This is their last chance. His lawyer assured the court that this amount would be deposited soon. A promise of security for the remaining amount has also been made.

Despite this rebuke, Rajpal Yadav has also got a relief. The court has stayed his arrest till the next hearing on October 5. Along with this, instructions were also given that the actor should surrender his passport.