The Indian government has introduced a significant update for investors who have applied for refunds from Sahara India schemes. Under the new policy, eligible claimants can now receive refunds of up to 1 million rupees, a substantial increase from the previous maximum limit of 50,000 rupees. This revised refund cap aims to assist a larger number of investors who have been waiting for their money amid ongoing legal and financial disputes surrounding Sahara India, an entity that has faced scrutiny and regulatory challenges in recent years.

The Sahara Refund Portal has been reopened for applicants who previously submitted claims that were either denied due to errors or insufficient documentation. Those eligible can amend and resubmit their claims to ensure that their refunds are processed correctly. The government has stipulated a timeline of 45 days for the processing of these reapplications, thereby providing a clearer pathway for those in need of financial restitution. This move is expected to instill greater confidence among Sahara investors who have faced prolonged uncertainty regarding the return of their funds.

As of November 19, 2025, the facility for claiming refunds of up to 1 million rupees will be operational, presenting a critical opportunity for investors to reclaim their rightful investments. The announcement aims to address the grievances of countless individuals affected by Sahara India's operational troubles and enhance the transparency surrounding the refund process. With the new guidelines, it is hoped that more individuals will successfully navigate the application process and receive their funds efficiently, marking a step forward in consumer rights protection in India.