Sahara Group Chief Subrata Roy on Friday offered an unconditional apology before the Supreme Court seeking recall of its earlier order cancelling his parole and directing him to be taken into custody.
Appearing for Roy, senior counsel Kapil Sibal told the bench headed by Chief Justice of India T S Thakur: "I apologise, offer unconditional apology, it will never happen again, I assure you...."
As Sibal offered the apology, CJI Thakur said: "We don't enjoy such things but there has to be a limit."
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Justice Thakur said he will consult Justice Anil R Dave and Justice A K Sikri and take a call on Roy's application.
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