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Renukaswamy Case: Approver's Statement Recording Begins, Darshan and Pavithra Gowda Silent
- •The Renukaswamy murder case in Chitradurga has reached a crucial stage with the recording of approver Pradosh's statement.
- •This process began after Darshan's lawyers' attempts to prevent it were unsuccessful.
- •The inquiry is being conducted through in-camera proceedings, with only case-related lawyers present.
- •Darshan and Pavithra Gowda attended via video conference; Pavithra Gowda was reportedly in tears.
- •The recording of Pradosh's statement could not be completed today and will resume tomorrow, September 29th, at 11 AM.
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The process of recording Pradosh's approver statement began in the 59th CCH court before Judge Sujatha M Sambrani through in-camera proceedings. Because the statement could not be completed in one day, Pradosh was instructed to appear before the court again on September 29th at 11 AM.
During the recording of the approver's statement via video conference, Pavithra Gowda was reportedly crying continuously. Meanwhile, actor Darshan remained silent and gave no reaction after listening to Pradosh's statement.
Darshan's lawyers filed an application seeking a one-week postponement to approach the Supreme Court, but the prosecution strongly opposed it, noting that summons were already issued on September 24th and no new facts were presented. Consequently, the court rejected the delay plea and proceeded with the scheduled hearings.
