Railway officer's wife ran coaching classes that allegedly taught candidates how cheating would be facilitated during a Western Railway departmental promotion examination, including what support railway officials would provide on the day of the test and how to respond if questioned in a vigilance inquiry, the Central Bureau of Investigation has found.
The CBI registered the case after the Western Railway's vigilance department filed a complaint alleging irregularities in a computer-based examination held on 16 March 2024 for the post of staff welfare inspector, according to sources cited by the Times of India, which first reported the investigation.