to 95 percent of the investors, between 2009–2010 and 2012–2013. The income tax authorities had found that the beneficiary investors were existent and accordingly confirmed the repayments made in those particular years. One of Sahara's arguments in the apex court revolves around the fact that if one government body has found investors, why the other cannot do so. On 28 August 2020, two petitions were filed against the release of the Netflix documentary Bad Boy Billionaires: India in the Bihar district court. The Bihar court passed an interim stay order on the petition filed by Subrata Roy against the release of the documentary on the Netflix platform. Following the stay order by the Bihar court, Netflix threatened to move the Supreme Court against the court order for restraining the documentary release. On 5 October 2020, Netflix released three out of four films in the anthology, including those featuring Vijay Mallya ("The King of Good Times"), Nirav Modi ("Diamonds Aren't Forever") and Subrata Roy ("The World's Biggest Family"), while the final episode about Ramalinga Raju remained encumbered by legal injunctions and as of December 2020 has yet to be released. See also Sahara India Pariwar References External links Official Website of 'Saharasri' Subrata Roy Sahara Subrata Roy Sahara Website Sahara Group Official Website Bengali people 1947 births Living people People from Araria Businesspeople from Bihar Indian Premier League franchise owners Businesspeople from Lucknow Sahara India Pariwar 20th-century Indian businesspeople Force India Inmates of Tihar Jail People charged with fraud