Subrata Roy
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Subrata Roy is the chairman and "managing worker" of the Sahara Group of companies based in India. Sahara Group employs approx. 700,000 employees and is in the business of finance, infrastructure, media, aviation, consumer products, agriculture, information technology, health care, energy and power.
Critics say that Mr Roy runs his company like a cult, referring to himself as the "chief managing worker" and guardian of the Sahara family. He has a fleet of private jets and helicopters and one of his mansions is modelled on the White House. Another residence - located in a private city he has built at the cost of tens of millions of dollars - is a replica of Buckingham Palace.
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