Archive · 16 Sep 2025
Ex-Naval Commander and Coaching Owner Found Guilty of Navy Paper Leak
In 2010, some people tried to cheat on a Navy exam to become clerks.
The person in charge of the test and the owner of a tutoring center were found guilty of helping the cheaters.
They are going to jail for three years and have to pay a fine.
The exam questions were secretly given to the coaching center owner so they could help students cheat.
The court said this was a serious offense because it messed up the process of hiring people for the Navy.
Former Naval Commander and coaching center owner convicted for leaking exam paper.
The leak involved a recruitment exam for Lower Division Clerks in the Indian Navy in 2010.
Defendants were sentenced to three years in jail and a fine of ₹50,000.
CBI investigation revealed question paper was compromised and given to coaching center owner.
Court stated that the offense was serious as it compromised the recruitment process.
- Who
- Ramesh Saini (ex-Naval commander), Rambir Singh Rawat (coaching center owner)
- What
- Conviction for leaking Navy exam paper.
- When
- Exam in 2010, conviction in court on Tuesday.
- Where
- Mumbai, Visakhapatnam, Pune
- Why
- For compromising the recruitment process of Lower Division Clerks.
- Defendants Convicted
- Ramesh Saini, Rambir Singh Rawat
- Charges
- Criminal Conspiracy, Prevention of Corruption Act
- Sentence
- 3 years in jail, ₹50,000 fine
- Examination
- Navy recruitment exam for Lower Division Clerks
- Year of Exam
- 2010