Sahara Refund: Till now so many people got stuck money in Sahara, 18 lakh registered on refund portal

Sahara Refund Portal Sahara group's investors have now started getting their money back. Today Union Home and Cooperation Minister Amit Shah gave a big gift to those investors. Shah transferred the claim amount to the depositors of cooperative societies of Sahara Group through Sahara Refund Portal in Delhi today.

The Union Minister has transferred the first installment of Rs 10,000 each to 112 beneficiaries. Union Home and Cooperative Minister Amit Shah says that so far 18 lakh people have registered on the portal.

Shah launched the Sahara refund portal a few days back.

A few days ago, Amit Shah launched the Sahara Refund Portal. Taking an important decision, Shah also included the Common Service Center in the process of taking care of people living in villages and remote areas on the Sahara Refund Portal.

Refunds can be taken like this

At present, there are 5.5 lakh common service centers in the country, where more than 300 types of e-services are available. These centers have facilities like internet connectivity, computers, printers, and scanners. Genuine investors can seek assistance from their nearest Common Service Center to apply on the Sahara Refund Portal. Money will be sent to their bank account within 45 days of application.

The application can be made online

Millions of people's money is stuck in Sahara. To get the money back, people can also apply online by visiting the link given on the portal, but for those investors who do not have enough technical knowledge, a common service center has been arranged.

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