Framed for Wife's 'Murder', Suresh Seeks ₹5 Crore Compensation After Acquittal
According to Advocate Pandu, Suresh has filed appeal against State of Karnataka and five IOs in the case. In his appeal, Suresh has prayed the court to call for entire records and modify the order by the Judge in Mysuru and pass the order to file a complaint against all five IOs.
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Last Updated : 24 June 2025, 17:25 IST
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