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Som Sundaresan: Money laundering laws would be most applicable to Sahara

The JSA partner argues that since Sahara's investors apparently can't be traced, "in all likelihood, the investors do not exist" so money laundering laws should be applied to preserve rule of law. @CourtWitness1 responded to the column on Twitter, arguing that Subrata Roy was in jail for "brazen defiance" of a SC judgment and therefore in contempt of court, irrespective of the original SEBI order against Sahara [Somasekhar Sundaresan in Business Standard]

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