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Darshan Case: "How did police allow this?" Darshan's lawyer furious at Pradosh's actions!
- •The process of recording the approver's statement in the Renukaswamy murder case is underway.
- •Pradosh, who came forward as an approver, is recording his statement for the second day.
- •Pradosh is no longer an accused; the court instructed to remove his name from the charge sheet.
- •The approver's statement recording process is scheduled for September 28 and 29.
- •Darshan's lawyer objected to Pradosh speaking with his lawyer for 15 minutes, alleging police allowed it.
Key Questions Answered
Darshan's lawyer strongly objected because Pradosh spoke with his own lawyers for 15 minutes after recording his approver's statement, and the police allowed it. The defense argued that since Pradosh is now a witness and no longer an accused, he cannot appoint a lawyer to consult with prior to the inquiry.
Pradosh, who was previously the fourteenth accused in the Renukaswamy murder case, is no longer considered an accused. The court instructed for his name to be deleted from the charge sheet list as he came forward to turn approver, recording statements over a two-day period on September 28 and 29.
No, Darshan's legal team failed to delay the proceedings. Although his lawyer petitioned the court for a one-week postponement to appeal to the Supreme Court, the prosecution strongly opposed it, and the request was rejected, allowing the scheduled statement recording to move forward.
