Darshan has been in Parappana Agrahara serving judicial custody

He is A2 in the Renukaswamy murder case

A fellow convict throws light on life inside jail

Turuvanuru Siddharudha, a convict recently released from Parappana Agrahara Central Jail after 21 years of imprisonment for a murder conviction, has shared exclusive insights into actor Darshan’s life behind bars. Siddharudha, who was released on account of good behavior, spoke exclusively to NewsFirst Prime, shedding light on the harsh realities of prison life.

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Siddharudha revealed that he met Darshan for 12 minutes before his release. During their brief interaction, he observed the significant transformation Darshan has undergone, from living a luxurious lifestyle to enduring the harsh conditions of jail. Siddharudha described Darshan as being full of remorse, spending his time meditating, walking, watching TV, and reading books to cope with his confinement.

Detailing the living conditions, Siddharudha painted a grim picture. “There are no bedsheets or mattresses, just a cloth to sleep on,” he stated, emphasizing the stark contrast to Darshan’s former life. He described life in jail as “nothing short of hell,” highlighting the mediocre quality of food served, which he claimed was so poor that “even a dog would not eat it.”

Despite being housed in a VIP cell, Siddharudha noted that Darshan does not enjoy any outwardly lavish amenities. The conditions are basic and the environment remains challenging, reflecting the punitive nature of incarceration.

These revelations provide a rare glimpse into the daily life of a high-profile inmate like Darshan, illustrating the severe conditions and emotional toll of imprisonment. Siddharudha’s account underscores the harsh realities of the prison system, offering a sobering perspective on the consequences of life behind bars.