Renukaswami Murder Case: The autopsy report in the murder case of Renukaswamy, a fan of Kannada cinema's famous actor Darshan, has now made many shocking revelations. According to the report, 39 injuries were found on Renukaswamy's body, including chest bone fractures and serious injuries to the testicles. Apart from this, it has also come to light in this case that he also received electric shocks. The bail plea of ​​all four accused in this case has been rejected by the Sessions Court, which also includes actor Darshan himself. Let us tell you what the whole matter is.

Renukaswami's eardrum was torn

Renukaswamy, who was a big fan of Darshan, was brutally killed for sending objectionable messages to Darshan's live-in partner Pavithra Gowda. The postmortem report has confirmed that he has suffered severe head injuries and a ruptured eardrum. Such a heinous incident has shaken the entire city.

Based on the postmortem report submitted in the sessions court, the court rejected the bail pleas of all the four accused. The court said that the deceased had injuries on almost every part of his body, which indicated that he was tortured very severely. The report found the deceased's blood on the clothes and slippers of the accused.

The court dismissed the petition

Regarding bail, the court made it clear that the charges against Pavitra Gowda are so serious that it is appropriate to reject her bail plea. Pavitra is accused of being involved in a kidnapping and murder conspiracy and there is strong evidence against her. The judge said that this crime is so brutal and heinous that rejecting the bail plea is the best option.

Renukaswami's photos went viral

Meanwhile, some photos went viral on social media in which Renukaswamy is seen begging for his life without a shirt. He was seen pleading and crying. This photo was found on a mobile phone of the accused and was taken at the spot of the murder. This photo clearly shows the horror of the incident.

Renukaswamy's father Shivanagoudru expressed deep disappointment after seeing this picture. He said, “Looking at the picture, we can understand how much pain our son must have suffered. The torture he was going through was unbearable.”

The Bengaluru police have filed a chargesheet against 17 accused in the case, which includes statements of 231 witnesses and technical and electronic evidence. Police Commissioner B. Dayanand said the chargesheet is 3,991 pages long and consists of seven volumes and 10 files. The police have also recovered the blood-soaked shoes of accused Darshan in the case.