The investigation into the Renukaswamy murder case has reached its final stage, and the police have also submitted a charge sheet to the court. Many issues have been revealed in the 3,991-page charge sheet. Meanwhile, recently, Darshan and Pavithra Gowda’s mobiles have also been searched in connection with Renukaswamy’s murder case. In this, intimate photos with actor Darshan are also said to be available on Pavitra Gowda’s mobile. It is said that the two photos together are proof of their relationship.
In the first photo, Darshan and Pavithra Gowda are seen dressed up in traditional attire. Pavithra draped a yellow silk saree, which she teamed with a contrasting blue blouse. On the other hand, Darshan is seen twinning in a yellow kurta and white pants. Along with this, both are seen wearing flower garlands around their necks, which is great proof of their relationship.
In another photo, Darshan-Pavitra is seen hugging. It is said that the police have investigated the relationship between the two based on these two photos. Reports suggest that the duo sitting like a couple wearing a garland of flowers is being widely discussed.
A recent report said that the DCP himself has inquired about the Darshan-Pavitra relationship. During the DCP interrogation, he asked Darshan about the question of what the relationship is between him and Pavitra. Replying to this, the actor said, ‘I’ am not married to Pavitra. We are not married. But I was in a live-in relationship.’ It is said that the relationship between Darshan and Pavitra Gowda has also been mentioned in the charge sheet.
On Thursday, the Bengaluru Police filed a 3,991-page chargesheet in the Renukaswamy murder case involving Kannada actor Darshan Thoogudeepa and his friend Pavithra Gowda.
The charge sheet mentions that actor Darshan’s fan Renukaswamy had sent obscene photos and derogatory messages to Pavithra Gowda for believing she was destroying the actor’s family life, said reports.
The Bengaluru Police also submitted several photographs from the crime scene, forensic reports of bloodstains on Darshan’s clothes, Pavithra’s footwear, and circumstantial evidence in a charge sheet submitted to the 24th Additional Chief Metropolitan Magistrate Court.
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