Kannada film star Darshan, who was recently granted bail on medical grounds in connection with the alleged murder of his fan, has been admitted to a private hospital in Bengaluru due to back and leg pain. He was accompanied by his wife, Vijayalakshmi. Doctors are conducting tests to determine the cause of his pain and whether surgery is necessary.
Kannada actor Darshan has been granted interim bail for six weeks by the Karnataka High Court for medical treatment. Darshan was arrested in connection with the Renukaswamy murder case. The court considered Darshan’s medical condition and granted him bail to seek necessary medical attention.
Actor Darshan’s bail application in a criminal case has been adjourned by the Karnataka High Court until October 28. The court has requested immediate submission of medical reports after Darshan’s lawyer argued for bail due to the actor’s severe back pain requiring surgery.
The wife of Renukaswamy, a slain Darshan fan, has given birth to a baby boy. Renukaswamy’s death, allegedly orchestrated by actor Darshan and his associate Pavithra Gowda, has sent shockwaves through Karnataka. This heartwarming news arrives amidst the ongoing investigation and as Darshan and Pavithra remain in jail.
A police raid at Bengaluru Central Prison uncovered contraband items, including mobile phones, electric stoves, and cash, after a photo of Kannada actor Darshan with gangster Wilson Garden Naga went viral. The raid focused on Naga’s barrack, raising questions about preferential treatment for Darshan, who was shifted to a different jail following the controversy.
On the last day of public campaigning in Mandya, incumbent MP Sumalatha Ambareesh, who recently joined BJP, was absent from HD Kumaraswamy’s campaign trail, despite previous commitments. Actor Darshan, who supported Sumalatha’s independent candidacy in 2019, has now endorsed Star Chandru, the Congress candidate in Mandya. Kumaraswamy dismissed Sumalatha’s absence and criticized Congress for mocking his emotional display, while JD(S) supremo HD Deve Gowda downplayed her non-cooperation. However, district in-charge minister N Cheluvarayaswamy questioned Kumaraswamy’s contributions to Mandya, citing the unresolved Cauvery crisis as an example.
