Kannada actor Naga Shaurya has publicly expressed his unwavering support for Darshan, who is currently in judicial custody for his alleged involvement in the murder of Renukaswamy. In an Instagram post, Shaurya shared a photo of himself with Darshan, emphasizing his belief in the actor's innocence and urging respect for both families involved in the case.

Shaurya began by expressing his heartfelt condolences to the family of the deceased, acknowledging the difficult time they are going through. He then addressed the controversy surrounding the case, stating his disappointment at the hasty judgments being made. He strongly defended Darshan's character, asserting that he is not capable of harming anyone and highlighting his history of kindness and support for others.

"Darshan Anna is not someone who could ever harm anyone, even in his worst nightmares," Shaurya wrote, emphasizing his unwavering belief in Darshan's innocence. He expressed his faith in the judicial system and his conviction that the truth will prevail.

Acknowledging the suffering of both families, Shaurya urged respect for Renukaswamy's family's privacy during this difficult period. He concluded his post by reiterating his belief in Darshan's integrity and compassion, stating that he is confident the actor will be proven innocent and that the true culprit will be brought to justice.

Fans of Naga Shourya, right thinking people and movie lovers are shocked at Naga Shourya's social media post supporting Darshan even after reports came as to how brutally he murdered Renukasamy colluding with his lover Pavithra and fans club president.

Shaurya initially used the hashtags #standbydarshan and #justiceforall, but subsequently removed them from his post. He also disabled comments on his post, likely in an attempt to avoid further speculation and inflammatory remarks.

The case revolves around the alleged murder of Renukaswamy, who sent obscene messages to Darshan's partner, Pavithra Gowda. Darshan, Pavithra, and other accused individuals remain in judicial custody.