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Darshan Case: Court Postpones Hearing After Chikkanna Feels Tense
- •Actors Chikkanna and Yashs Surya appeared before the 59th CCH Court in connection with the Renukaswamy murder case.
- •Chikkanna informed the court that he was feeling extremely tense and unable to speak during the witness hearing.
- •The court granted a 15-minute break for Chikkanna to relax, but he still reported feeling nervous afterwards.
- •Consequently, the court postponed both Chikkanna's statement recording and Yashs Surya's cross-examination to October 14.
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Actor Chikkanna's witness hearing was postponed because he felt extremely nervous and tense while testifying in court, stating that he was unable to speak even after receiving a 15-minute break to relax. Consequently, the 59th CCH Court rescheduled his statement recording for the following day.
Chikkanna and Yashs Surya were summoned to testify about the developments that occurred prior to the murder of Renukaswamy, specifically regarding a gathering at the Stony Brook restaurant on June 8, 2024, and what discussions took place with actor Darshan.
Yashs Surya recorded part of his statement regarding his acquaintance with Darshan and the gathering at Stony Brook restaurant. During this process, the Special Public Prosecutor (SPP) sought and was granted permission by the court for Yashs's cross-examination, which was subsequently scheduled for the next day.
