Bengaluru: In a sharp defiance, Karnataka Deputy Chief Minister D. K. Shivakumar said on Saturday that he will not be intimidated by the notices issued against him by the Delhi Police in the National Herald case.

“The Delhi Police have asked for information by December 19. I will go for one day to reply appropriately to their notice. If they try to intimidate me, I will not bow down,” said Shivakumar while responding to the media on Saturday near his residence in Bengaluru and later in Hassan.

He said that he received the notice on Friday, and he will discuss it with his lawyers.

“My brother, too, had donated to this organisation when he was an MP,” he said.

Shivakumar said that there was no need for the Delhi Police to register a case against the National Herald and Young Indian orga

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