New Delhi, April 29 -- A Delhi court on Monday formally accepted the closure report filed by the Enforcement Directorate (ED) into alleged irregularities in the 2010 Commonwealth Games, finding no evidence of money laundering against Suresh Kalmadi - effectively giving him a clean chit in the 15-year-old case. The Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI), which had earlier investigated the matter, had also filed a closure report. Besides, the court closed the case against other office-bearers of the Commonwealth Games Organising Committee (OC). Special judge Sanjeev Aggarwal of Rouse Avenue Court observed that the prosecution had failed to establish an offence under Section 3 (money laundering) of the Prevention of Money Laundering Act (PMLA). The court noted that since no offence was found despite investigations by ED, there was no reason to continue with the case. ED, in its closure report, pointed out that with the CBI's closure report having attained finality, no offence of money laundering was made out due to the absence of proceeds of crime. Special judge Aggarwal said, "... no offence under Section 3 of PMLA has been made out or committed. therefore, there is no reason to continue the present ECIR (Enforcement Case Information Report), as a result, the closure report filed by the ED stands accepted." The case was initially registered by CBI in 2012 against then OC chairman Suresh Kalmadi, IAS officer Vijay Kumar Gautam, and others....