Subrata Roy, two Sahara Group companies bank accounts ordered frozen by Sebi

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PTI: New Delhi, Feb 13 2013, 21:19 IST
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neither of the two instalments was paid and therefore it is constrained to take necessary action as per the Supreme Court orders.

With regard to the payment of Rs 5,120 crore also, Saharas have claimed that only Rs 2620 crore remained to be refunded to investors and it has already paid Rs 19,400 crore to the bondholders.

The properties being attached by Sebi include the land owned by Sahara group firm Aamby Valley Ltd, which has set up a resort village near Pune, development rights of land at prime locations in Delhi, Gurgaon, Mumbai and various other places across the country.

Besides, Sebi has also ordered attachment of equity shares held in Aamby Valley Ltd, units of mutual funds, bank and demat accounts and investments in all the branches of all banks. Sebi has asked all the banks to transfer the amounts lying in those accounts to its Sebi-Sahara Refund Account.

With regard to Subrata Roy and three other directors, namely Vandana Bhargava, Ravi Shanker Dubey and Ashok Roy Choudhary, Sebi ordered freezing of all bank and demat accounts of these four persons, as also attachment of all moveable and immoveable properties in their name with immediate effect.

Sebi directed them to furnish details of all moveable and immoveable properties in their name within 21 days, pending which they can not alienate, dispose or encumber any of their assets.

The regulator said it is seeking attachment of all other movable and immoveable properties owned and/or held by the two companies SIRECL with immediate effect and asked

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Sadanand Patwardhan | 14-Feb-2013Reply | Forward
It took repeated prodding from Supreme Court and even a concealed threat to act on its orders, before SEBI chief could act. SEBI's plea was it had no powers despite clear SC orders. http://searchlight-is-on.blogspot.in/2013/02/supreme-court-makes-sebi-besahara.html

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B.SURYANARAYAN | 14-Feb-2013Reply | Forward
it was good decision taken by the suprime court. Otherwise there is no control by the financial companies. this is good lession for the investors and companies.

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arupkumar das | 13-Feb-2013Reply | Forward
Well done sebi. Now pay up time for sahara. You can never escape from the misdeeds of your past.

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