Senior Advocate Prabhuling Navadgi, who represented the hookher, argued that his client had no involvement in the allegations against Ranya and is fully supporting the investigation. The court was told that there was a risk of arrest without following the instructions of the Supreme Court. Keeping this in mind, the High Court ordered that no arrests should be made without following proper legal procedures, which gave relief to the hookah.
The Karnataka High Court provided relief to Jatin Hawakari, husband of Kannada actor Ranya Rao, amid concerns about his possible arrest by the Directorate of Revenue Intelligence (DRI). The hookahari moved to the High Court, as he feared that he could be detained in the ongoing gold smuggling case. Senior Advocate Prabhuling Navadgi, who represented the hookher, argued that his client had no involvement in the allegations against Ranya and is fully supporting the investigation. The court was told that there was a risk of arrest without following the instructions of the Supreme Court. Keeping this in mind, the High Court ordered that no arrests should be made without following proper legal procedures, which gave relief to the hookah.
Jatin Hawakari is a famous architect. Rao married at a grand wedding ceremony at Taj West End, Bangalore, three months before the hookher. Meanwhile, the special court continued hearing on the bail plea of Ranya Rao for economic crimes. Before the proceedings, the DRI investigating officer reached the court, where the agency’s legal team was ready to register their objections. The court had directed the first officials to submit their objections before taking a decision on the bail plea. After the DRI’s legal team submitted objections, the court adjourned the hearing for the next day. The debate and counter -protest in the bail case are expected to be in the next session.
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