Naga Shaurya supports Darshan amid Renukaswamy murder case controversy

Kannada actor Darshan finds himself at the centre of a major controversy following his alleged involvement in the murder of 33-year-old, Renukaswamy. The case has stirred significant public attention, with many actors and netizens vocally demanding justice for the victim and proper punishment for the guilty parties.
Amidst the turmoil, Telugu actor Naga Shaurya has stepped forward to express his support for Darshan.In a heartfelt Instagram post, Naga Shaurya shared a photo with Darshan and passionately defended his friend. He emphasized that Darshan, whom he considers a brother, could never harm anyone.
He wrote, "My heart goes out to the family of the deceased, and I genuinely wish them strength during this difficult time.
However, it is incredibly disappointing to see people rushing to conclusions about this issue. Darshan Anna is not someone who could ever harm anyone, even in his worst nightmares. Those who know him well can attest to his generosity, kind-hearted nature, and unwavering commitment to helping others. He has always gone out of his way to support those in need and has been a pillar of strength for many."

Naga Shaurya voiced his confidence in the judicial system, expressing his belief that Darshan would be proven innocent. He also highlighted the need for privacy and respect for Renukaswamy's family during this difficult time.
He further added, "I cannot, even in my darkest fears, accept this news. I have faith in our judicial system and believe that the truth will come out soon.

We must also remember that another family is suffering greatly as well. They deserve privacy and respect during this challenging period. I firmly believe that Anna, known for his integrity and compassion, will be proven innocent and that the real culprit will be brought to justice." Naga Shaurya has also disabled the comments on his post.

Darshan was arrested on June 11, along with his partner and alleged girlfriend, Pavithra Gowda, and other accused individuals. They are currently in judicial custody.