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Crime
Former Sub-Postmaster Sanjeev Kumar Sentenced to 1.5 Years in Money‑Laundering Case
✍️ Amar Ujala · Mohali
🗓 16 Sep 2026, 02:46 PM
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A special CBI court in Mohali sentenced former sub‑postmaster Sanjeiv Kumar to 18 months imprisonment and a Rs 50,000 fine for money‑laundering, while he continues to serve a four‑year term.
The special CBI court in Mohali handed down a verdict against former sub‑postmaster Sanjeev Kumar, convicting him in a money‑laundering case. He was ordered to serve one and a half years behind bars and to pay a fine of Rs 50,000.
Kumar, who previously held the post of sub‑postmaster at the DG Nakodar office, is already incarcerated on a separate four‑year sentence. The new term will run concurrently with his existing punishment.
The judgment underscores the continued focus of law‑enforcement agencies on financial crimes, particularly those involving public‑sector employees. No further remarks were made by the court or the prosecution at the time of sentencing.
Kumar, who previously held the post of sub‑postmaster at the DG Nakodar office, is already incarcerated on a separate four‑year sentence. The new term will run concurrently with his existing punishment.
The judgment underscores the continued focus of law‑enforcement agencies on financial crimes, particularly those involving public‑sector employees. No further remarks were made by the court or the prosecution at the time of sentencing.