Archive · 3 Aug 2025
GADVASU Professor Arrested for Defamatory Emails
A professor is in trouble for allegedly sending nasty emails.
He supposedly created a fake email account and used someone else's computer at a government office to send the emails.
The emails contained harmful information and were sent to a lot of people.
Police are investigating, and it's a serious case because it involves using technology to hurt someone's reputation.
The professor's wife claims her husband has been framed.
A GADVASU professor was arrested for allegedly sending defamatory emails.
The professor reportedly used a BIS scientist's computer to send the emails.
The emails targeted a PAU professor and the wife of a Punjab Police officer.
The accused created an email ID using GADVASU's WiFi and sent emails from a hotel and BIS headquarters.
The FIR alleges misuse of digital tools, impersonation, and targeted defamation.
- Who
- Dr. Navdeep Singh, a GADVASU professor, is the accused.
- What
- A GADVASU professor is accused of sending defamatory emails using a BIS scientist's computer.
- When
- The emails were sent on July 14.
- Where
- Emails were sent from a hotel in Delhi and the BIS headquarters.
- Why
- The emails were allegedly sent to damage the reputation of a PAU professor and the wife of a Punjab Police officer, possibly before faculty selections.
Accusations
Denials
Guilt/Innocence
Accusations
Accused Dr. Navdeep Singh sent defamatory emails.
Denials
Dr. Navdeep Singh was framed, his ID was misused.
- Accused
- Dr. Navdeep Singh
- Institution
- GADVASU
- Location of Arrest
- Batala
- Victims
- PAU professor and wife of a Punjab Police officer
- Charges
- Cybercrime, defamation, impersonation
- Date Email ID Created
- July 8
- Computer Used
- BIS scientist's desktop