Court has put propaganda to rest, says Manmohan Singh post 2G verdict
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After a special court acquitted all accused in the spectrum scam case, Former prime minister Manmohan Singh on Thursday said that the court has put the propaganda to rest.

The judgement speaks for itself, Manmohan Singh said. "I do not want to boast (about) anything. The court's judgement has to be respected. I am glad that the court has pronounced unambiguously. All the massive propaganda which was being done against the UPA was without any foundation. The judgement speaks for itself," Singh said.
A Raja, Kanimozhi, and 16 other accused will walk free, as the special CBI court on Thursday acquitted all 18 accused in the 2G spectrum scam. Citing lack of evidence, in a one-line order, the special court found all accused not guilty.
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