<p>Kulkarni was released from jail on Thursday. Advani who stoutly defended Kulkarni as a “whistle-blower” when he was jailed has reportedly invited Kulkarni to join him in the ‘yatra’ that would conclude this month in Delhi.<br /><br />Kulkarni and two former BJP MPs Mahavir Singh Bhagora and Faggan Singh Kulaste were released from jail on Thursday . They were granted bail by the Delhi High Court. The third BJP MP Argal got anticipatory bail in the case.<br /><br />“Our stand has been vindicated,” Kulkarni said, adding “The whole truth is not out as yet. The ultimate beneficiary is the government, that has to be exposed.”<br /><br />Kulkarni has been accused by the Delhi Police of masterminding a conspiracy in July 2008 which saw three BJP MPs allegedly taking money ahead of a trust vote in Parliament. The MPs walked into Parliament brandishing wads of notes.<br /><br />Kulkarni has said that he wanted to expose the UPA government’s ploy to buy votes to remain in power.<br /></p>
<p>Kulkarni was released from jail on Thursday. Advani who stoutly defended Kulkarni as a “whistle-blower” when he was jailed has reportedly invited Kulkarni to join him in the ‘yatra’ that would conclude this month in Delhi.<br /><br />Kulkarni and two former BJP MPs Mahavir Singh Bhagora and Faggan Singh Kulaste were released from jail on Thursday . They were granted bail by the Delhi High Court. The third BJP MP Argal got anticipatory bail in the case.<br /><br />“Our stand has been vindicated,” Kulkarni said, adding “The whole truth is not out as yet. The ultimate beneficiary is the government, that has to be exposed.”<br /><br />Kulkarni has been accused by the Delhi Police of masterminding a conspiracy in July 2008 which saw three BJP MPs allegedly taking money ahead of a trust vote in Parliament. The MPs walked into Parliament brandishing wads of notes.<br /><br />Kulkarni has said that he wanted to expose the UPA government’s ploy to buy votes to remain in power.<br /></p>
