Supreme Court gives Rajpal Yadav final two-week deadline to deposit ₹2 crore

The Supreme Court has given actor Rajpal Yadav a final opportunity of two weeks to deposit ₹2 crore in connection with cheque bounce cases. The Delhi High Court had earlier granted him interim relief, but the Supreme Court expressed displeasure over non-compliance with previous orders.

The Supreme Court described Rajpal Yadav as "perfect in doing drama" while reprimanding him for failing to comply with earlier court orders. The bench emphasized that this was his last chance to deposit the amount. The actor's plea seeking release on probation was dismissed, with the court holding there was no infirmity in the lower court's decision.

Yadav's counsel requested the court to grant some breathing time, but Chief Justice Suryakant responded firmly, allowing a final window of two weeks for the deposit. The Delhi High Court had earlier provided interim relief in seven cheque bounce cases involving the actor, but the Supreme Court's directive now supersedes that.

The ₹2 crore amount is linked to multiple cheque bounce cases against Rajpal Yadav. The court's stern remarks underline the seriousness of the matter and the expectation of compliance without further delay.