Darshan And Pavitra Gowda's Travel Requests Granted, Court Allows Them To Leave Bengaluru

Actor Darshan and actress Pavitra Gowda, along with all the accused in the Renuka Swamy murder case, appeared before the CCH 57 court in Bengaluru on January 10. This marked the first time Darshan and Pavitra Gowda came face to face publicly since Renuka Swamy's murder case. The judge, who had summoned all the accused, adjourned the case to February 25 for the next hearing.

Both Darshan and Pavitra Gowda have separately filed applications seeking permission from the court to travel outside Bengaluru. Actor Darshan has requested to go to Mysore, while actress Pavitra Gowda sought permission to travel outside Karnataka to another state. The court granted permission to both of them.

Darshan has been allowed to stay in Mysore for five days, from January 12 to 17. After this period, he is required to return to Bengaluru. It is reported that Darshan plans to go to Mysore for the shooting of his upcoming film, Devil. However, he has only been granted five days for this purpose, and any extension will likely require special permission.

On the other hand, Pavitra Gowda requested permission to travel to other states for business reasons, including visiting temples and purchasing items for her clothing boutique. The judge approved her request, and she may now travel to other states for these activities.

The case has been adjourned until February 25, when Darshan is expected to request special permission to shoot for his film.