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Bhavani Revanna absconding, confirms Priyank Kharge

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Bengaluru: The political arena in Karnataka is heating up as RDPR and IT Minister Priyank Kharge confirmed that Bhavani Revanna is absconding, having failed to appear for a trial related to an abduction case involving a sexual assault victim and her son, Prajwal Revanna.

In a scathing critique, Kharge questioned the integrity of the Revanna family. “If they believe they are innocent, why are they evading the law? HD Revanna seeks anticipatory bail but fails to appear for hearings. Prajwal has been mentioned in connection with Rahul Gandhi for 30 days now, yet Bhavani remains elusive,” Kharge told reporters on Monday.

Kharge’s comments come amid an intensive search operation by the Special Investigation Team (SIT) across three districts to locate Bhavani. Her disappearance has not only sparked a high-profile manhunt but also thrust the case into the public eye, raising significant questions about the family’s adherence to legal processes.

The minister didn’t mince words, calling for Bhavani’s immediate arrest and the denial of her bail. He also took a jab at the ethical stance of the Janata Dal (Secular) party, to which the Revanna family belongs. “They talk about ethics… Why are they avoiding us if they have done nothing wrong?” Kharge asked pointedly.

Highlighting the prominence of the Revanna family, which includes former Prime Ministers, ex-ministers, MPs, and MLAs, Kharge emphasised the need for them to set an example.

“This is not an ordinary family. They should be role models and exemplify morality. However, their actions contradict their words. We must ensure justice for the victims,” he concluded.

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