Were human rights taken away in prison? Tharun Sudhir's tearful statement on Darshan's condition

Darshan, the "Challenging Star" of Kannada cinema, is currently fighting between the court and the jail. Darshan, who is an accused in the murder case, recently appeared in the sessions court through video conferencing and shocked everyone by begging him to give him poison. This incident has come as a shock not only to Darshan's fans but also to his close associates. In particular, director Tarun Sudheer, who is close to Darshan, has shared his pain.

Speaking to the media, Tarun Sudhir said, "Darshan is a very strong personality. I don't want them to be so upset, how much trouble they shouldn't be when they ask for poison. Darshan is only an accused, not a criminal. It is a human right to meet the requirements. No one can take it away," he said.

Sharing his experience of spending time in jail during the shooting of his film 'Chowka', Tarun Sudhir said, "I know what it is like there. All prisoners must have access to minimum human rights facilities. If anything goes beyond that, it's painful." In the wake of the criticism that Darshan was given special treatment inside the jail last time, this time the authorities are keeping a close watch on him. Strict action has been taken without any special facilities.

"My clothes are dirty and have fungus," said Darshan, who appeared in the sessions court through video conference. So order him to give poison." Hearing this, Darshan's close friends are also saddened by this.

Darshan's case is now going to the court stage. But their health, mentality, and lack of basic amenities make their condition miserable. Tarun Sudheer's close friends are expressing their grief for him and his fans are also standing in support of Darshan. It remains to be seen what decision Darshan will face in the coming days.