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Big shock for Darshan! No stay on approver Pradosh's testimony, court rejects lawyers' last-minute plan!
- •The 59th CCH court dismissed an application filed by actor Darshan's lawyers in the Renukaswamy murder case.
- •Darshan's lawyers sought a one-week postponement for recording approver Pradosh's statement.
- •The application cited the need for an opportunity to appeal to the Supreme Court.
- •Pradosh is considered an approver in the Renukaswamy murder case.
- •Pradosh's statement recording is scheduled to proceed as planned on Monday.
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Darshan's lawyers filed a last-minute application requesting a one-week postponement of the process of recording the approver statement of Pradosh to allow an opportunity to appeal to the Supreme Court, but the 59th CCH court dismissed the request and ruled that the scheduled process will proceed on Monday.
Pradosh, who is the 14th accused in the Renukaswamy murder case, was allowed by the 59th City Civil and Sessions Court to turn an approver after he filed an application seeking to disclose the complete truth about the crime.
No, the Karnataka High Court dismissed actor Darshan's plea challenging the approver status granted to co-accused Pradosh, holding that a co-accused does not have the right to oppose another accused being considered as an approver at this stage of the proceedings.
