What is the Supreme Court's role in the Sahara Group's property sale?

The Supreme Court is reviewing Sahara India Commercial Corporation Ltd.'s (SICCL) request to sell 88 prime properties to Adani Properties Private Limited.

How are Sahara Group employees affected?

Sahara Group employees have filed interim pleas with the Supreme Court seeking payment of their long-pending salaries, which they have not received for many months.

What is the status of the Sahara Group's property sale and employee salary issues?

The Supreme Court has sought responses from the government, SEBI, and other stakeholders on SICCL's property sale plea. The court has also directed the Sahara Group to examine the claims of employees who have not been paid their salaries and has asked the amicus curiae to look into the matter.

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Supreme Court to Hear Sahara Employees' Pleas for Overdue Salaries

16 Nov

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Supreme Court to hear Sahara Group employees' pleas for pending salaries
Sahara seeking permission to sell 88 prime properties to Adani Properties
Court seeks responses from government, SEBI, and other stakeholders

Supreme Court to Hear Sahara Employees' Pleas for Overdue Salaries

On November 16, 2025, the Supreme Court is scheduled to hear the interim pleas of Sahara Group employees seeking payment of their pending salaries. This comes as the court is also reviewing a request from the Sahara India Commercial Corporation Ltd. (SICCL) to sell 88 of its prime properties to Adani Properties Private Limited.

The Supreme Court had previously sought responses from the Centre, the Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI), and other stakeholders on SICCL's plea to sell the properties. The court has also asked the amicus curiae, senior advocate Shekhar Naphade, to collate details of the 88 properties and examine whether they are clean or disputed.