Securities and Exchange Board of
India (Sebi) chief UK Sinha today
told NDTV that the number of
genuine investors in the in the
high-profile Sahara case involving
over Rs. 24,000 crore raised, is
"quite low." "You're coming to a
particular case (Sahara) which is
subjudice but your impression on
this case is correct...genuine
investors quite low," Mr Sinha told
NDTV. (India Finance Controversy, Business News, Sahara scam)
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