Governor Yadav recently got relief from the Supreme Court in the long-running check bounce case of Rs 9 crore. During the hearing, the actor deposited Rs 1.25 crore, while the court directed him to deposit the remaining amount of around Rs 85 lakh by October 13.

After this development, Governor Yadav, speaking exclusively to NDTV, expressed his happiness and gratitude towards the court.

Sharing his feelings during the conversation, Governor Yadav said, “I was dreaming about this for a long time. the forestThe production of which started in 1999 and was released in 2000. It had a dialogue, ‘Now it’s my turn.’

The actor recalled a famous dialogue from his earlier film, which he felt perfectly reflected his current circumstances.

Posting the idea with a smile, he said, “After all this time, thank you all. Now I can say, ‘It’s my turn!’

When asked about the Supreme Court verdict and the hearing, the actor expressed his gratitude, saying, “I am very grateful. I just wanted an opportunity to present my case, and I was allowed to do so. I was given an opportunity to present my case, and for that I bow down to the Supreme Court with great respect.”

Asked about payment of dues and the upcoming deadline, Governor Yadav clarified that the court’s directions will be fully complied with.

He said, “We will do it on the 13th also and whatever the honorable court orders, we will also follow it. There is no difficulty from our side.”

Expressing complete faith in the judicial process, he added, “Whatever happens will be supreme. I believe that truth will remain true and lies will remain lies.”

During the conversation, the actor specifically thanked his friend Anand Prakash Yadav when asked about the court’s directive on ancestral property.

He said, “Thanks to Anand Prakash Yadav, who supported us in depositing money on land basis. I am very grateful to him.”

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