Bengaluru Police Move Supreme Court to Cancel Darshan Bail in Murder Case
Actor Darshan faces new trouble as police file a petition to cancel his bail in the Renukaswamy murder case. The Supreme Court will hear the case on January 24.
- Police request the cancellation of Darshan bail in the Renukaswamy murder case.
- A 1,492-page petition with evidence submitted to the Supreme Court.
- The Supreme Court will hear the plea on January 24 regarding Darshan bail.
Bengaluru: Kannada Actor Darshan is in fresh legal trouble as police have moved the Supreme Court seeking the cancellation of his bail. Darshan, along with Pavithra Gowda and seven other accused, was granted bail in the Renukaswamy murder case. However, the police have now filed an appeal requesting the cancellation of his bail, citing concerns over the integrity of the investigation.
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The petition, represented by lawyer Anil Nishani, includes a comprehensive submission of 1,492 pages of documents. These documents consist of High Court bail orders, FIRs from the Kamakshipalya police station, copies of chargesheets, witness statements, forensic reports, and mobile evidence, all of which, according to the police, question the legitimacy of the earlier bail order.
The Supreme Court will hear this plea on January 24, with all eyes on whether Darshan will continue to stay out on bail or face further legal repercussions in the high-profile murder case.
