CBI is expected to release a notice seeking information on Prajwal Revanna, possibly for alleged involvement in a case.

Special team investigating Prajwal Revanna sex scandal in Karnataka informs CM that CBI may issue a Blue Corner Notice against the MP who has reportedly left the country.

May 4th 2024.

CBI is expected to release a notice seeking information on Prajwal Revanna, possibly for alleged involvement in a case.
The office of Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah announced on Saturday that a special team investigating the alleged sex scandal involving Prajwal Revanna has informed the CM about the possibility of the CBI issuing a 'Blue Corner Notice' against the JD MP. This notice is typically issued by the international police cooperation body in order to gather more information about a person's identity, location, or involvement in a crime.

Siddaramaiah recently held an important meeting with officials from the Special Investigation Team, during which he instructed them to take immediate action to arrest Prajwal Revanna. The officials informed the CM that they will proceed with appropriate measures and that there is a possibility of the CBI issuing a Blue Corner Notice, which will help speed up the investigation.

The CM's office released a statement saying that the officials have assured them that they will arrest and bring back the accused as soon as they receive information from the airports. The SIT has reportedly sent a request to the CBI, the nodal body for Interpol matters in India, seeking a Blue Corner Notice against Prajwal Revanna.

The officials further explained to Siddaramaiah that Prajwal Revanna, who is the main accused in the case, is currently missing. A lookout notice has been issued against him and an intensive search is being conducted. Prajwal Revanna, who is the grandson of former PM HD Deve Gowda, was the BJP-JD alliance's candidate from Hassan in the Lok Sabha polls held on April 26.

Explicit video clips allegedly involving Prajwal Revanna had surfaced in Hassan recently, prompting the state government to form a SIT to investigate the matter. It is reported that Prajwal Revanna left the country on April 27, a day after the first phase of the polls. His advocate had requested for seven days to appear before the SIT, but the team has stated that there is no provision for such a delay.

During the meeting, the CM was briefed about the progress made so far in the case. He strongly instructed the officials to take decisive and strict action against those involved in the scandal, stating that negligence and delay will not be tolerated. The CM's office also confirmed that the SIT is conducting an intensive search for Prajwal Revanna and will take immediate action upon his arrest.

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