New Delhi [India], Karnataka CM Siddaramaiah has written to Prime Minister Narendra Modi requesting him to cancel the diplomatic passport of JD(S) MP Prajava Revanna, who is facing SIT investigation on sexual harassment charges. Also, prompt and concrete action should also be taken. Seeking to ensure his return to India, Siddaramaiah, in his letter to the Prime Minister, said it is shameful that Prajwal Revanna fled the country using a high diplomatic passport on April 27, 2024, just hours after the news of his heinous acts came to light. . Before the first FIR was lodged against him "I am writing to you once again to draw your attention to the serious series of incidents that Prajwal Revanna has been accused of committing. These incidents have brought shame not only to the people of the State of Karnataka Has shocked the conscience but also created nationwide concern in the election of the present generation, and one who is the grandson of a former Prime Minister, on 27 April 2024, soon after the news of his heinous actions emerged. Flee the country using his diplomatic passport number 11135500.The first FIR was registered against him. He has abused his diplomatic privileges to flee the country and avoid criminal proceedings. Managed to remain hidden till date "The Government of Karnataka has taken prompt action to serve justice by constituting a Special Investigation Team (SIT) to investigate the case. The SIT is investigating the alleged crimes of Prajwal Revanna against women And efforts are being made to ensure the presence of the accused to face criminal charges.'' He said, ''It is a matter of grave concern that the accused Mr. Prajwal Revanna has managed to remain in the Look OU Circular, Blue Corner Notice. And despite two notices being issued by the investigating office under Section 41A CrPC, the FIR against Mr. Prajwal Revanna includes allegations of rape, sexual harassment, disrobing etc. which are still hidden.Women and forced sexual acts are video-graphed to intimidate the victims. o Serious action should be taken by the Central Government or its machinery in case of non-cooperation in legal proceedings so as to ensure presence of the accused to face investigation and trial. Siddaramaiah said in his letter, "It is disappointing that my previous letter raising similar concerns on this issue has not, to the best of my knowledge, been acted upon despite the seriousness of the situation. Therefore, I appeal to you I request you to consider this matter. Take immediate and necessary action with utmost seriousness under Section 10(3)(h) of the Passport Act, 1967 or under any other relevant law, to cancel the diplomatic passport of Prajwal Revanna and ensure his return in the interest of the country. Do it.th public,'' he said Meanwhile, according to sources, India's Ministry of External Affairs has received a letter from the Karnataka government to cancel th diplomatic passport in respect of MP Prajwal Revanna. Action is being taken on this by HD Revanna and him. His son Prajwal Revanna is facing investigation by an SI constituted by the Karnataka government on charges of sexual harassment and criminal intimidation following a complaint by a woman who worked in his house.