Why the sudden silence on Sebi's part on Sahara?

January 24, 2013 15:53

'There is a sudden and eerie silence to the issue of the Sahara group coughing up a whopping Rs10,000 crore second instalment to be paid to SEBI under a Supreme Court order. As per the extended deadline provided by the apex court, Sahara companies were to pay up this instalment on the 10th January. It has not happened,' says a piece in MoneyLife.in, and ask the pertinent question: 'Is there some sinister compromise going on?'

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