Shivakumar, while expressing his faith in the judiciary, had previously accused the BJP of political vendetta.
The Supreme Court in a recent development has dismissed the 2018 money laundering case against Karnataka's Deputy Chief Minister, DK Shivakumar. The case, which had been a cause of concern for the Congress leader, dates back to 2018. In September 2019, Enforcement Directorate (ED) officials arrested Shivakumar in connection with this case.
However, the Delhi High Court granted him bail the following month, providing a respite from legal proceedings. Throughout the ordeal, Shivakumar maintained his faith in the judiciary and publicly accused the BJP of political vendetta.
This ruling marks a significant moment for Shivakumar, who can now focus on his responsibilities as Deputy Chief Minister without the burden of pending legal matters.
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