In a significant legal ruling tied to the ongoing Renukaswamy murder investigation, the Karnataka High Court has cleared the way for actor Darshan to attend court hearings in person. The higher judicial body issued an order allowing the film personality to be physically situated inside the courtroom during the upcoming cross-examination phase involving primary witnesses.
To facilitate a smooth and structured trial process, the bench issued specific directives to the lower trial court handling the case. The trial court is required to frame a continuous schedule by assigning consecutive calendar dates for conducting the questioning of these critical witnesses, ensuring that the legal process moves forward without unnecessary breaks.
In addition to ordering consecutive session dates, the court took a firm stance against potential delays in the ongoing legal proceedings. Under these strict directives, no requests for postponements or adjournments will be entertained during the cross-examination of key witnesses while the actor remains physically present.
This clear mandate aims to ensure that the examination of essential testimony in the Renukaswamy murder case proceeds in a prompt and organized manner, with the trial court expected to adhere strictly to the timeline set by the Karnataka High Court.
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