Subrata Roy apologises to Supreme Court for failing to respect summons

March 04, 2014 14:47

Sahara chief Subrata Roy apologises in the Supreme Court. The Court tells Roy, "We respected you, you failed to respect us." To this, Roy apologised in court. Basically, there was no other option before Roy's lawyer after Roy failed to appear in court despite repeated summons.

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