Stories
Darshan's D-gang fails to stop approver's testimony: One fear haunts them!
- •Prosecution witness Pradosh has fully recorded his statement before the judge in the Renukaswamy murder case.
- •Darshan's lawyers' last-ditch efforts in the High Court and Sessions Court to halt Pradosh's testimony failed.
- •Kamashipalya police brought Pradosh from Parappana Agrahara Jail to CCH 59 court under tight security.
- •Darshan, Pavithra Gowda, and 16 other accused are now gripped by fear following Pradosh's approver statement.
- •Pradosh's approver statement will continue today, with the court instructing his re-presentation at 11 AM.
Key Questions Answered
Pradosh, identified as the fourteenth accused (A-14) in the Renukaswamy murder case, recorded his full statement before the judge as an approver. He detailed events ranging from his association with Darshan to the execution of the murder and the involvement of various co-accused.
Darshan's lawyers filed applications and memos in both the Sessions Court and the High Court requesting a postponement of Pradosh's statement recording. However, these legal attempts were unsuccessful as the courts dismissed the petitions, and the prosecution successfully objected to the delays.
Darshan, Pavithra Gowda, and the other co-accused face mounting anxiety because they fear that Pradosh's detailed approver statement, which outlines the roles of each person and the murder events, could lead to a conviction.
