Former India cricketer Naman Ojha's father Vinay Ojha was given a seven-year prison term for embezzlement. He was alleged to have taken Rs 1.25 crore from a Bank of Maharashtra branch at Betul, Madhya Pradesh, in 2013. The Multai Additional Sessions Court on Tuesday pronounced its verdict, sentencing four people in the case. Vinay Ojha, who was the branch manager during the incident, was fined Rs 7 lakh along with his jail term. Abhishek Ratnam, whom the police called the mastermind behind the scam, was handed a 10-year prison term and an Rs 80 lakh fine. Two brokers who were associated with the bank, Dhanraj Pawar and Lakhan Hingwe, each received seven years and fines of Rs 7 lakh. According to the TOI, advocate Vishal Kodale said: “Abhishek Ratnam and Vinay Ojha, through agents, opened fake accounts and embezzled Rs 1.25 crore." TOI quoted Public prosecutor Rajesh Sable saying: “During the investigation, it was found that the embezzlement was carried out using the passwords of bank officials." It was found out that login credentials of a trainee branch manager were misused. The judge acquitted the trainee branch manager and the bank cashier, Dinanath Rathore, died before the probe was completed. Also Read | 'Jasprit Bumrah is Like Malcolm Marshall': Ravi Shastri Naman Ojha's Cricketing Career Former wicketkeeper-batter Naman Ojha had one Test, one ODI, and two T20Is to his name for India, which he played between 2010 and 2015. He also had experience in domestic cricket by representing Madhya Pradesh with runs of 9753 in 146 first-class matches where he had 22 centuries and 55 half-centuries. In List A cricket, he scored 4278 runs with nine centuries. He played for Delhi Daredevils (now Delhi Capitals), Rajasthan Royals, and Sunrisers Hyderabad in the IPL. Naman declared his retirement from all forms of cricket on February 2021.