At CS Datamation Research Services Pvt. Ltd., we take immense pride in our legacy of serving India’s premier government and defense institutions with integrity, precision, and transparency. Over the past two decades, we have supported over 150 high-stakes recruitment and assessment projects across sectors including the Intelligence Bureau, Para-Military Forces, and the Judicial Services.

However, recent online content continues to falsely associate our organization with what has been described in the media as the “BSF Recruitment Scam.” We believe it is important to set the record straight - for our stakeholders, clients, and the general public.

In 2015–2016, our company was selected to provide technical support for the recruitment of Constables (Tradesman) by the Border Security Force (BSF). Our role was strictly limited to scanning OMR answer sheets, which was conducted within BSF premises at CGO Complex, Lodhi Road, New Delhi, under the direct supervision of BSF officers.

We had no involvement in the evaluation, processing, or preparation of results, all of which were handled internally by BSF-appointed personnel.

In early 2020, the CBI registered an FIR concerning alleged irregularities in the BSF recruitment process. Our name was included in the FIR, despite the absence of any specific wrongdoing or evidence against our team.

On January 18, 2020, without prior notice, the CBI conducted a four-hour search at our Gurugram office starting at 9:00 a.m. The agency deployed advanced forensic tools to scan our servers, systems, and infrastructure. After thorough checking, the CBI did not find anything objectionable or incriminating, and no evidence was recovered that linked our company to any irregularities.

Following these events, we filed a petition before the Hon’ble High Court of Delhi under Section 482 of the CrPC, seeking to quash the FIR on the grounds of lack of evidence or culpability.

In its order dated 13th August 2020, Justice Manoj Kumar Ohri:

• Admitted our petition
• Issued notices to both the CBI and BSF
• Acknowledged that no specific irregularities were committed by our organization

This legal step reaffirms our stance and validates our adherence to all required procedures and protocols.

Despite these clear legal developments, many news portals and digital platforms continue to use misleading terms such as “BSF Datamation Scam”, creating a false impression of guilt and tarnishing our long-standing reputation.

These mischaracterizations not only distort the truth but also cause reputational and commercial harm, including disqualification from government tenders and partnerships.

We strongly urge all media houses, publishers, and content creators to:

• Use factually accurate and legally verified language when referencing our organization
• Reflect the current judicial proceedings and ongoing High Court intervention
• Acknowledge the absence of any findings of wrongdoing by CS Datamation

We remain fully compliant, transparent, and committed to upholding the highest standards in all our engagements.

For any further clarification, access to legal documentation, or to verify facts before publishing, please reach out to:

csharma@datamationinternational.com

+91 98110 39482

Or connect with CBI Inspector Mr. Tripathi (BSF Recruitment Case Officer): +91 88407 71419