Sahara chief Subrata Roy got a big relief from the Supreme Court on Friday. The top court put an interim stay within three hours on the order of the Patna High Court to arrest him and produce him in the court on May 16. The Sahara chief was ordered by the Patna High Court to be present physically on Friday.

When Subrata Roy did not appear in the court, the High Court ordered the DGP of Bihar at around 10:30 on Friday to arrest Subrata Roy on May 16 and present him in the court. The court also ordered the police commissioners of UP and New Delhi to help the DGP of Bihar for this. But, hearing the petition filed by the Sahara chief on Tuesday, the Supreme Court put an interim stay on his appearance in the Patna High Court. The matter will now be heard in the Supreme Court on May 19.

A single bench of Patna High Court Judge Sandeep Kumar gave this direction while hearing more than two thousand intervention petitions filed on Friday regarding payment of money deposited by consumers in various schemes of Sahara India. Earlier, while hearing on April 27 and April 12, the court had directed Sahara chief Subroto Roy to appear in the High Court on May 12 to explain how and for how long the money deposited by the investors of Bihar in various companies of Sahara was paid. will go.

Three petitions were filed in the High Court on behalf of Subroto Roy regarding the problem of his health and safety, which the court refused to accept. A large number of police forces were deployed around the High Court for Subroto Roy to appear in the High Court. Despite this, Subrata Roy did not appear in the court.

The court said that the application made by Subrata Roy for exemption from appearance in the court citing his health and safety is not acceptable. But Mr. Roy's non-appearance in the court even after the court order proves that he does not have respect for the court's order. The single bench said that no one is above the law. Everyone should follow the court order. Lawyers are constantly being changed on behalf of Sahara, so that Subrata Roy can get some relief, but he has not got relief so far. Earlier, the district administration has been informed by the High Court administration to provide them security.

Along with Friday, the security arrangements were tight for his presence in the High Court on Thursday and before Monday as well. Despite this, Mr. Roy did not appear in the court and various excuses were made. In the earlier hearing, the court had sought information from Sahara's lawyer that he should tell the court that by when and how he would get the full money of the investors of Bihar. Even after the instructions of the court, no information was given clearly from Sahara, then the court got angry and gave this direction.