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Darshan Case: Big Twist as Vijayalakshmi Alleges Conspiracy, Approaches High Court Again
- •Darshan's wife, Vijayalakshmi, has approached the High Court to quash the order considering Pradosh, the 14th accused, as an approver.
- •An NCR was registered against Pradosh for using an unauthorized mobile in jail, which Darshan's lawyers are using as leverage.
- •Vijayalakshmi alleges Pradosh applied to become an approver for selfish reasons, instigated by Darshan's opponents.
- •Suspicion arises that the unauthorized mobile was used to facilitate Pradosh becoming an approver, demanding a thorough investigation.
- •Vijayalakshmi's petition seeks to quash the trial court's order, emphasizing the need to investigate who influenced Pradosh and his wife.
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Actor Darshan's wife, Vijayalakshmi, filed an objection petition in the High Court to challenge the trial court's order that considered the 14th accused, Pradosh, as an approver. The petition alleges that Pradosh's move was part of a conspiracy orchestrated by Darshan's opponents for selfish reasons.
An NCR was registered against Pradosh at Parappana Agrahara Police Station for allegedly using a mobile phone registered under another inmate's name in jail to contact his wife. Investigators suspect this unauthorized phone may have been used while he arranged to become an approver two years after the June 2024 Renukaswamy murder, prompting demands for a thorough probe.
Previously, the High Court ruled on September 8, 2026, that the trial court erred by failing to obtain a probation officer's report before considering Pradosh an approver, leading to the order being quashed. Following this, the trial court issued a fresh order on September 16, which prompted Darshan to file his latest petition in the High Court.
