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Supreme Court Orders Rajpal Yadav INR2 Crore Deposit Within Two Weeks

By Drooid · Sep 15, 2026, 4:03 PM UTC · How we work

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Rajpal Yadav Deposit Order

Actor Rajpal Yadav must deposit INR2 crore within two weeks, per Supreme Court order.
The court extended his surrender exemption until October 5.
It also ordered his passport to be deposited.
Yadav must submit a concrete repayment proposal within two weeks.
Delhi High Court upheld his conviction on July 10 2026, sentencing three months and a INR1 crore fine per case.

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Salman Khan Aids

Salman Khan and Sonu Sood reportedly pledged financial help to Rajpal Yadav amid his cheque case.
Yadav said prolonged litigation caused severe financial and emotional strain for him and his family.
The outstanding loan grew to nearly Rs 9 crore as interest and charges accrued over years.
His next film, ‘Malamaal Weekly 2’, has not yet entered pre-production.
Wife Radha Yadav co-filed a Supreme Court plea challenging the High Court conviction.

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Historical Context

After Sanjay Dutt’s 1998 Delhi High Court conviction for illegal arms and a five-year term, the 2007 TADA court sentenced him under the Arms Act, marking a shift toward strict financial liability for Bollywood figures. This precedent underlies today’s deposit order against actor Rajpal Yadav, illustrating Indian courts’ growing willingness to hold film stars accountable.

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Rajpal Yadav Deposit Order

Actor Rajpal Yadav must deposit INR2 crore within two weeks, per Supreme Court order.
The court extended his surrender exemption until October 5.
It also ordered his passport to be deposited.
Yadav must submit a concrete repayment proposal within two weeks.
Delhi High Court upheld his conviction on July 10 2026, sentencing three months and a INR1 crore fine per case.

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