Bengaluru: The 57th Civil Court H in Bengaluru is set to pronounce its order today regarding the allegations that actor Darshan Thoogudeepa has been denied basic facilities in jail. The court, which reserved its judgment after a hearing yesterday, will consider an application filed under CRPC 310 by Darshan’s lawyers.also read: Gold Prices Dip as Silver Soars to Record Highs in Bengaluru and Across India on October 10, 2025

Darshan, an accused in the Renukaswamy murder case, is currently lodged in Parappana Agrahara jail and has raised concerns about the lack of basic amenities. The allegations include the denial of a bed, home-cooked food, and other facilities by jail authorities. The jail officials submitted a report to the court, and for this reason, Darshan’s plea to be transferred to Bellary jail was previously rejected.also read : Head-On Collision Between Private Bus and Lorry: 3 Dead on the Spot

Special Public Prosecutor Prasanna Kumar argued that luxury facilities cannot be provided in jail. Darshan’s lawyer, Sunil, contended that this amounts to contempt of court orders. The court had previously directed, as per the Karnataka Prison and Correctional Services Manual 2021, that minimum facilities be provided.This verdict is crucial for Darshan’s political future, and there is a possibility of an order being issued against the jail authorities.SIRIL Women's Shimmer Chiffon Sequence Embroidery Scalloped Border Saree With Unstitched Blouse Piece