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Darshan Case: Pradosh's Testimony to Trouble D-Gang; How Will Court Proceedings Unfold?
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News18•28-09-2026, 10:23
Darshan Case: Pradosh's Testimony to Trouble D-Gang; How Will Court Proceedings Unfold?
- •Pradosh is set to appear in court today to give his testimony as an approver in the Renukaswamy murder case.
- •Darshan's lawyers attempted to prevent Pradosh from testifying, filing applications in Sessions and High Courts, but were unsuccessful.
- •Pradosh will arrive at court under tight police security, swear on the Bhagavad Gita, and then provide his statement.
- •His 11-page statement will be explained before the judge, and the court will officially record it.
- •After the statement, defense lawyers will request time for cross-examination, during which Darshan will also be present in court.
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Pradosh was originally listed as accused A14 in the Renukaswamy murder case before becoming an approver, and the court directed that his name be removed from the accused position in the chargesheet to transition into a prosecution witness instead.
The approver is brought under tight security, placed in the dock, and made to swear on the Bhagavad Gita to tell the truth. They then present a statement of events which is verified by the prosecution, and if accepted, the court officially records it before scheduling cross-examination.
Pradosh gives his approver's statement before Judge Sujatha Sambrani of the 59th CCH Court.
