After the death of Subrata Roy, investors paid attention to their money, the amount was deposited with SEBI
Sahara India founder Subrata Roy passed away in Mumbai last night. After his demise, questions are arising in the minds of investors as to what will happen to their investment amount now. Sahara Refund Portal was launched in the month of August this year. Investors were getting their money back through this portal. Read the full news...
After the demise of Sahara Group Chief Subrata Roy, the attention of investors has again come back to their savings. Subrata Roy died on Tuesday night at the age of 75. He was suffering from illness for a long time. Subrata Roy has been accused of several regulatory and legal violations at Sahara Group. However, Sahara Group had denied these allegations. Subrata Roy had to go to jail after the Supreme Court's decision in 2012. He came out of jail on parole in 2016.
In 2011, capital markets regulator SEBI banned two Sahara group companies – Sahara India Real Estate Corporation Limited (SIREL) and Sahara Housing Investment Corporation Limited (SHICL), alternatively known as some of the funds raised from investors through certain bonds. Ordered to return.
The order came after the regulator ruled that the two companies had raised funds in violation of its rules and regulations. The Supreme Court on August 31, 2012, upheld SEBI's directions ordering both companies to refund the amount to investors along with 15 percent interest.