The women seen in the photo with Prajwal Revanna also suffered a lot
The women seen in the photo with prajwal revanna also suffered a lotThe family vacated the house overnight and left the village.A blue-corner notice has been issued on sunday against prajwal revanna, accused in the sexual harassment and kidnapping case.Kavita MishraThe Special Investigation Team (SIT) has intensified the investigation against JD-S mp and Hassan candidate Prajwal Revanna. The SIT, which is investigating the alleged 'sex scandal', is facing many difficulties. The SIT is trying to contact the women seen in the alleged viral sex video but the women are not ready to come forward. It is being claimed that the women are being threatened by Prajwal Revanna's family. Meanwhile, news is coming that some women have left the house.According to a report published in the indian Express, a local JD-S leader said, "The women whose videos have gone viral are living in fear. Some women are deleting the pictures shared on social media with mp Prajwal Revanna. Some women leaders are being asked many kinds of questions in their homes. Their husbands are questioning their character. After this matter came to light, the lives of many women have been ruined.Locks hanging on housesThis is a very difficult time for the women seen in the video. They do not understand what to do. It is being told that some of the women of Hassan seen in the video have left their house. Their houses are locked, no one knows where they went. Some people of Hassan village told indian Express that no one can come forward against prajwal revanna because his family dominates this Hassan, no one can live here by speaking against him.SIT appeals to victims to complainSIT has asked many victims identified from the video clip to come forward to file a complaint. SIT has released a new press release. In which they have been requested to come forward and share their details. The SIT has warned people against spreading videos and photos. Strict action will be taken against such people. It has also been told that any victim can call our helpline number - 6360938947 which operates from 8 am to 8 pm. The identity of any person calling on this number will be kept confidential, and they do not even need to come to the SIT office. Necessary assistance will be provided to the victims.