Prajwal Revanna sexual assault case update: Bail granted, conflicting reports emerge

Sexual assault case involving Prajwalrevanna

HD Revanna | Photo: PTI

Bengaluru:JDS in Hasan MP In the sexual harassment case involving Prajjwal Revanna, Prajjwal’s father and MLA H.D. The court granted conditional bail to Revanna. The Special Court for People’s Representatives granted bail by asking him to post a bond of five lakh rupees and cooperate with the investigation. He could be released from jail on Tuesday.

Revanna was arrested by the Special Investigation Team (SIT) on May 4 in a case of abduction of the former housekeeper. The arrest was based on a complaint filed by the woman’s son. The police had earlier arrested Satish Babanna, a native of Mysuru, who was accused along with Revanna in the case. The alleged abductee was later rescued by detectives from the farmhouse of Revanna Rajashekhar’s helper in Hunsur.

Revanna’s lawyer, CV. Nagesh argued. The lawyer argued that his arrest was unnecessary and that he could be released after questioning. The woman did not complain that she was trapped. The lawyer also pointed out that the woman revealed through the video that she was not kidnapped by Revanna or her family. However, Special Public Prosecutor Jaina Kothari and Additional Public Prosecutor Ashok Naik, appearing for the SIT, said the woman’s statement was recorded before the judge and she had given a statement Revanna’s face. The Special Public Prosecutor also argued that the woman was abducted by Revanna’s followers on April 29.

Video of woman saying she wasn’t kidnapped; Unverified police

There is a video that is said to belong to the woman accused of abducting Revanna, but the investigation team has not confirmed that it is definitive. It is said in the video that no one stole her and that Revanna and her son Prajjwal are innocent. He went a few days to his relative’s house in Hunsur. However, TV He was surprised when he saw the news that his son had filed a complaint against Revanna on the channels. The woman also says that there is no connection with the video that was circulated on mobile phones.