SEBI wants Sahara Group’s Chairman Passport to be impounded

SEBI wants Sahara Group’s Chairman Passport to be impounded

It has been recently revealed that SEBI has demanded the detention of Sahara group Chairman- Subrata Roy. SEBI said that Sahara Group has not followed the ruling of the Supreme Court and henceforth, Roy should be detained.

It seems that SEBI has been making all the possible efforts to make sure that the Sahara Group complies with the ruling of the apex court that was announced on August 31. Recently, SEBI has filed a petition in the apex court in which it has demanded five things.

To cite some of the five things, SEBI has asked that it should be allowed to refund money of genuine investors and even before Sahara deposits an entire amount which is more than 20,000 crore rupees.

SEBI wants that freedom should be given to them so that they can appoint a special officer who can supervise the sale of properties that belong to Sahara. One of the other demands of SEBI is that Subrata Roy's passport as well as of directors of Sahara should be taken from them and be impounded.

On the other hand, Sahara said, "There cannot be (even) one fictitious investor. and our workers know each and every investor. It is high time, in the interest of investors, Sebi should also give us chance".


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Apollo Hospitals net profit rises 27.30%

Apollo Hospitals net profit rises 27.30%

Indian healthcare major, Apollo Hospitals Enterprise has said that its net profit has risen 27.30 per cent to Rs. 75.52 crore during the fourth quarter of the financial year till March, 2013.

The company recorded the impressive growth due to strong performance for in the healthcare services and pharmacy segments of the company. The company had recorded a net profit of Rs. 59.32 crore for during the same quarter of the previous financial year, the company said in a statement.

Golf futures trading at Rs. 25,427

Golf futures trading at Rs. 25,427

According to the latest figures available, the gold futures for May were trading 1.6 per cent or Rs. 408 lower at Rs. 25,427 per 10 gram this noon at the Multi Commodity Exchange.

Gold futures for May have fallen for the seventh straight session in the Indian market. Gold prices have faced the pressure in the market due to heavy selling in the global markets. The confidence in the gold investment is falling as investors find other avenues for investment and this indicates that the price of gold might fall further in the year.