Archive · 19 Dec 2025
NSG Commando Killed for Opposing Exam Cheating
A brave soldier named Tejveer Singh was visiting his home in a village called Murwar.
He saw someone helping his son cheat in an exam and told them to stop.
This made the person angry, and he called his family and friends, who came with guns.
They started fighting, and Tejveer was shot and killed.
The court later found seven people guilty and sent them to jail for life.
Tejveer's family is happy with the decision.
His wife now has a job in another security force.
Tejveer Singh, an NSG commando, was shot dead for opposing cheating during an exam in March 2013.
Seven accused were sentenced to life imprisonment, while one received two years.
The incident occurred in Murwar village, Aligarh, where Tejveer objected to a man helping his son cheat.
Tejveer's brother, Shyamveer Singh, was the sole eyewitness to the incident.
The prosecution examined 13 witnesses during the trial, and the accused were out on bail until the verdict.
- Who
- Tejveer Singh, an NSG commando, and Kuldeep, a local resident
- What
- Tejveer Singh was shot dead for opposing cheating during an exam
- When
- March 12, 2013
- Where
- Murwar village, Aligarh
- Why
- Tejveer objected to a man helping his son cheat during an exam
- Date of Incident
- March 12, 2013
- Location of Incident
- Murwar village, Aligarh
- Victim
- Tejveer Singh (26)
- Accused Sentenced to Life
- 7
- Accused Sentenced to 2 Years
- 1
- Eyewitness
- Shyamveer Singh (brother of victim)
- Prosecution Witnesses
- 13