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DK Shivakumar and his brother named in ED chargesheet | Rs 2.5 cr donation to Young Indian

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Last updated: 23 May, 2025 5:28 PM
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DK Shivakumar and his brother named in ED chargesheet | Rs 2.5 cr donation to Young Indian

New Delhi: The National Herald money laundering case took a significant turn with the Enforcement Directorate (ED) naming Karnataka Deputy Chief Minister DK Shivakumar and his brother, DK Suresh, in a supplementary chargesheet. The ED alleges that a Rs 2.5 crore donation to Young Indian, a company associated with the Congress party, constitutes a potential link in the ongoing money laundering investigation. The chargesheet claims this substantial donation was not voluntary, suggesting it was made under the direction of the Congress high command.

DK Shivakumar has publicly acknowledged the donation, maintaining that the money was legally donated to a newspaper connected to the Congress party. He stated that he and his brother each contributed Rs 25 lakh, insisting the funds were from their own earnings and were donated openly. He further claimed that their family trust also contributed to the National Herald. This assertion directly contradicts the ED’s claim that the donation was not voluntary and was made under pressure from the Congress high command. The discrepancy highlights the central conflict in the ongoing investigation.

Prior to the filing of the supplementary chargesheet, both DK Shivakumar and DK Suresh were summoned by the ED for questioning regarding their involvement in the Young Indian and National Herald case. The inclusion of their names in the chargesheet significantly escalates the political implications of the case, raising concerns about potential implications for the Karnataka government and the Congress party. The ED investigation will likely continue, further exploring the financial transactions and determining the full extent of any potential money laundering activities.

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