DMK on role president MK Stalin said after the verdict of 2G spectrum 2G case verdict proved there was no wrong done.MK Stalin made this statement after a special Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) court in Delhi on Thursday morning acquitted all suspect in the case. Prominent among the acquitted suspect were Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam (DMK) leader and former telecom minister A Raja and DMK MP Kanimozhi.

Stalin, while interacting with the press conference here, said, "The acquittal of all the accused by the special court has brought happiness to us. The verdict further proves that there was no wrong done. All this has been proved."

"Justice has won, this is what M Karunanidhi had also said, opposition and media had put in all efforts to malign us in this case, all has been verified wrong," Stalin added

The verdict for the 2G scam, deemed as one of the biggest scams of independent India, will be pronounced today by a special CBI court, almost after a six-year trial scam, suspected to cause the exchequer a loss of Rs 1.76 lakh crore, was one of the initial blows to the credibility of the UPA government.At the time of when the first murmurs about the scam were heard 10 years back, the Opposition demanded an investigation in the matter after the then Comptroller General of India Vinod Rai in a report in 2010, stated the tune of the loss.

After the investigation in the case, the CBI filed a staggering 80,000-page chargesheet, naming 17 persons. The tune of the scam is so big the Time Magazine called it the second biggest abuse of power after US President Richard Nixon's Watergate scandal.The then Telecom Minister A Raja became the face of the scam, as he was accused of bending the rules to favour a select group of telcos. Some of the other prominent figures involved in the case were DMK chief Karunanidhi's daughter Kanimozhi, the then telecom secretary Siddharth Behura, and Raja's private secretary RK ChandoliaWhile A Raja denied that he accepted any kickbacks in return for the favours he bestowed upon the group of telcos, the Supreme Court had earlier agreed that he was "polluted", following which the licenses issued by him were cancelled.