Subrata Roy Using His Media to Save Himslef in 2G Scam Investigation

New Delhi (ABC Live): The Supreme Court on Friday issued a contempt notice to Sahara Group CEO Subrata Roy and two others for threatening and intimidates an Enforcement Directorate officer in connection with the 2G scam investigation.

It is to mention that Enforcement Directorate says that Roy's owned Sahara Group transferred Rs 150 crore to Swan Telecom the black ship telecom Company in the 2G scam and issued notice to Sahara Group to know about its role but after receiving notice Sahara media outfits asked the ED officer, Rajeshwar Singh, personal questions and threatened to do a series of media.

The apex court had on March 16 warned against any interference from any quarter in the work of CBI and ED officers.

On Friday the Court termed Sahara Media asking personal questions and threatening the ED officer, Rajeshwar Singh for doing media stories about these after he issued the notice to Roy under the Prevention of Money Laundering Act as prima facie case to the contempt of court.

Further, Sahara’s newspaper published news about Rajeshwar Singh’s personal information after this the ED on Friday approached the SC accusing Sahara Group CEO Subrata Roy of intimidating its officers investigating the scam which is will full defying of SC March 16 order which warns against any interference from any quarter in the work of CBI and ED officers.

It is to mention that even after so many notices Sahara Chief did appeared before ED for questioning till now.

Dinesh Singh Rawat Says,

This contempt notice to Sahara Group CEO Subrata Roy has shown clear-cut motive behind corporate houses to launch their media houses to use it as their arms to defend them from all three pillars of Indian democracy , i.e. Judiciary , Executive and Legislative.

The Neera Radia Tapes has already proved this nation's integrity threaten nexus among all four pillars including the press, which is considered as the fourth pillar of Indian democratic system, but now Sahara Group CEO Subrata Roy's action to use his media to threat the investigating officer,Rajeshwar Singh of enforcement directorate has gone further depicting the misuse of Fourth pillar( The Press)to defend his role in 2G scam case where ED found money transfer from Subrata Roy's Sahara Group to S-tel, the proxy telecom company used to siphon money from 2G spectrum allocation corruption done by Indian Politicians and corporate houses.

So, I of Views all four pillars including Media of Indian democracy should be come the purview of under Jan Lokpal Bill.