Subrata Roy is one of India’s most flamboyant and enigmatic tycoons.The rags-to riches story of the chairman of Sahara, which became one of India’s biggest business groups, has made him a household name in India.The group, worth 682bn rupees ($11bn; £6.6bn), has businesses ranging
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