Sahara reassures 'Hon'ble depositors'

September 03, 2012 15:05

Sahara India Pariwar has responded with typical bluster to the Supreme Court rulingFriday ordering it to return over $3 billion to depositors with 15% interest.The group Monday took out full-page advertisements in major Indian newspapers. The ads, written in bizarre English, are a strange way of approaching corporate communications, to say the least.The advertisement, titled 'Emotionally Speaking', has a picture of the goddess Bharat Mata, or Mother India, at the top.
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