Archive · 7 Oct 2026
Rajpal Yadav Vows to Follow Supreme Court Directions
Actor Rajpal Yadav is involved in a long-running cheque-bounce case.
The case involves Rs 9 crore.
At a Supreme Court hearing, he deposited Rs 1.25 crore.
The court told him to deposit about Rs 85 lakh more by October 13.
Yadav told NDTV he was thankful that he could explain his side.
He said he would follow the court's instructions.
He also thanked his friend Anand Prakash Yadav for helping with the payment using land.
Yadav said he believes the truth will remain the truth.
Rajpal Yadav received relief from the Supreme Court in a long-running cheque-bounce case involving Rs 9 crore.
He deposited Rs 1.25 crore during the hearing, and the court directed him to deposit about Rs 85 lakh more by October 13.
In an interview with NDTV, Yadav said he was grateful for the chance to present his side to the court.
Yadav said he would comply with the October 13 deadline and any further orders from the court.
He thanked his friend Anand Prakash Yadav for supporting the deposit using land.
- Who
- Actor Rajpal Yadav, the Supreme Court, and his friend Anand Prakash Yadav.
- What
- The Supreme Court considered a long-running cheque-bounce case; Yadav deposited Rs 1.25 crore and was directed to deposit about Rs 85 lakh more.
- When
- At a recent hearing; the remaining deposit is due by October 13.
- Where
- Before the Supreme Court; Yadav later spoke to NDTV.
- Why
- The case concerns a cheque-bounce matter involving Rs 9 crore.
Yadav's account
Court directions
Opportunity to present his case
Yadav's account
Yadav said he was grateful for the opportunity to put forward his side.
Court directions
The court directed him to deposit the remaining amount by October 13 and said further directions would apply.
- Case
- Long-running cheque-bounce case
- Amount involved
- Rs 9 crore
- Deposited at hearing
- Rs 1.25 crore
- Further amount directed
- Around Rs 85 lakh
- Deadline
- October 13
- Interview outlet
- NDTV