Prajwal Revanna Books Return Flight To Bengaluru, Will Reach India On Friday: Report

In a video message, JD(S) MP from Hassan, Prajwal Revanna said that he will appear before the SIT and provide all the information in connection with the sexual assault case.

Prajwal Revanna is likely to return to India to join the SIT over sexual harassment case on May 31. ( Image Source :PTI )

Suspened Janata Dal (Secular) leader Prajwal Revanna, who faces sexual abuse charges, is likely to reach India on Friday, May 31, as per a PTI report. Revanna, who is currently in Germany has booked a return flight ticket to Bengaluru from Munich on May 30, as per the news agency quoting official sources as saying. 

The 33-year-old grandson of JDS supremo HD Deve Gowda is expected to land in the small hours of May 31, as per the PTI report quoting sources in the Special Investigation Team. 

The SIT is keeping a vigil at the Bengaluru's Kempegowda airport to arrest him as soon as he lands, the report added. 

The NDA candidate on JD(S) ticket from Hassan Lok Sabha constituency, Prajwal fled to a foreign country as soon as the news broke out that the Karnataka State Commission for Women has requested Chief Minister Siddaramaiah seeking probe into the huge cache of explicit videos showing several women being sexually assaulted by him. 

So far, the sitting MP from Hassan has been booked in two cases of sexual assault. 

Earlier this week, Prajwal released a video message in which he promised to appear before the SIT on May 31 and cooperate in the probe. 

The JD(S) MP's video message came amid reports that the Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) is in the process of canceling his diplomatic passport under the provisions of the Passports Act of 1967 and related regulations.

He said that the allegations were a political conspiracy against him amid the Lok Sabha elections season. 

"On Friday 31st May at 10 am I will appear before SIT and provide all information related to the investigation. I will support the investigation. I have faith in the judiciary...," he said in the self-made video.