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Accomplice Gives First-Hand Account of Darshan Allegedly Stomping on Renukaswamy

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A co-accused in the Renukaswamy murder case has provided the first detailed first-person account of events he claims to have witnessed on June 8, 2024. The accomplice alleged that Kannada actor Darshan physically stood on the victim's chest during the incident. According to the account, the accused had arranged individuals to serve as cover or decoys in connection with the crime. This testimony marks a significant development in the ongoing murder case involving the prominent actor. The case has drawn widespread attention given Darshan's high-profile status in the Kannada film industry.

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