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Karnataka CM Siddaramaiah defends SIT in sexual assault probe against MP Prajwal Revanna

IndiaTimes Monday, 6 May 2024
Karnataka CM Siddaramaiah supports SIT investigation into sexual assault allegations against MP Prajwal Revanna, denies govt. interference. Urges central govt. cooperation to bring Revanna back to India, emphasizing transparency and prosecution of influential culprits.
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