CBI Court Sentences Postal Assistant to 5 Years Rigorous Imprisonment in Corruption Case

In a significant development, the Court of Special Judge, CBI Cases, Jaipur, has handed down a verdict in a corruption case, sentencing Shri Nimit Choudhary, the then Sorting Assistant at Railway Mail Services, Postal Department, Ajmer, to five years of rigorous imprisonment. Additionally, Choudhary has been fined Rs. 20,50,000 for his involvement in misappropriating government funds amounting to approximately Rs. 43.53 lakhs.

The case, which dates back to January 9, 2014, was initiated by the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) against Choudhary and another individual, Ms. Mohini Gupta, who was the Manager at RMS, Postal Department, Ajmer. Regrettably, Ms. Gupta passed away during the course of the investigation.

Following thorough inquiries and investigations, the CBI filed a chargesheet on January 28, 2015, supplemented by further evidence on July 9, 2015. The trial court, after careful consideration of the facts and evidence presented, found Choudhary guilty of the charges brought against him.

The prosecution, led by the CBI, presented a robust case, citing 60 witnesses and 973 documents/evidences in support of their allegations. The court’s decision underscores the commitment to upholding the rule of law and ensuring accountability, particularly in cases involving public funds and government employees.

This verdict serves as a reminder of the consequences of corruption and the judiciary’s dedication to delivering justice, irrespective of the individual’s position or influence. As such, it reinforces the importance of transparency, integrity, and ethical conduct in all spheres of public service.