New Delhi: Former Karnataka minister and veteran Congress party leader DK Shivakumar has been sent to judicial custody till 25 October. This order has been given by a Delhi court on Tuesday on the demand of the Enforcement Directorate (ED). In the money laundering case, DK Shivakumar was produced by the ED at the end of his term of custody and sought an extension of custody.

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Shivakumar, who was called the troubleshooter of the Congress in Karnataka, was arrested by the ED last month. The court extended the custody till October 15, hearing his judicial custody on October 1. The court has again extended the term of DK Shivakumar's custody after the ED demanded interrogation during judicial custody in Tihar. The ED arrested Shivakumar on 3 September.

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Shivakumar was sent to Tihar on the 17th after being in ED custody for 14 days. Let me tell you that last year ED had filed a case of money laundering against Shivakumar. A complaint was filed against Shivakumar on the basis of a complaint by the Income Tax Department. Shivakumar is accused of tax evasion and transactions of crores of rupees through Hawala.

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