Renukaswamy murder case: Bail granted to Deepak Kumar, Ravi Shankar; Darshan and others denied

In a key ruling today, the City Civil and Sessions Court (CCH 57) delivered a mixed verdict in the Renukaswamy murder case, a high-profile criminal matter that has drawn significant public attention. Presided over by Justice Jaishankar, the court granted bail to Deepak Kumar, identified as A13, and Ravi Shankar (A8). Their release marks a partial victory for the defense.

However, the court rejected the bail pleas of several other accused individuals. Notably, the bail application of Pavitra Gowda (A1) was denied, signaling the court's firm stance on the severity of the charges against key figures. Additionally, Nagaraj's plea for bail was also dismissed, reinforcing the pattern of unfavorable outcomes for many involved.

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The case continues to ensnare other prominent accused individuals, including Darshan (A1) and Laxman (A12), both of whom remain in custody. The rejection of their bail further complicates their legal battles as they await subsequent hearings.

With the court scheduling additional hearings in the coming weeks, the legal proceedings are far from over. The partial bail approval amidst several denials underscores the complexities of the case, keeping public and legal scrutiny fixed on the developments ahead.