In a significant turn of events, Subrata Roy, the patriarch of the Sahara India family, bid farewell at the age of 75. His demise, occurring at 10:30 PM on a Tuesday night, marked the end of a prolonged battle with illness. Admitted to Mumbai’s Kokilaben Hospital, Roy, who was out on bail from jail amid the Sahara-SEBI controversy, succumbed to metastatic malignancy, a form of cancer that spreads across various parts of the body.
Decoding Metastatic Malignancy
Metastatic malignancy, a grave condition, involves cancer cells spreading from their original site to other parts of the body. This can occur through direct invasion or the bloodstream. Once cancer cells metastasize, they can form new tumors in affected areas, leading to various symptoms and complexities.
The Grim Reality of Metastatic Malignancy
The most common cause of death related to cancer is metastatic malignancy, accounting for an estimated 90% of cancer-related fatalities. The treatment of metastatic malignancy depends on the type of cancer, the extent of its spread, and the individual’s overall health.
Challenges in Treatment
Treatment becomes increasingly challenging once cancer spreads to multiple areas of the body. Doctors typically strive to mitigate the side effects of the disease.
Official Announcement on Subrata Roy’s Demise
Sahara India Family announces with sorrow the demise of the revered ‘Saharashree’ Subrata Roy Sahara, a visionary leader, and administrator of the Sahara India family. His passing on November 14, 2023, at 10:30 PM resulted from cardiorespiratory arrest, a consequence of battling metastatic malignancy, high blood pressure, and diabetes. Roy was admitted to Kokilaben Dhirubhai Ambani Hospital and Medical Research Institute on November 12, 2023, following a deterioration in health.
The absence of Saharashree will be deeply felt by the entire Sahara India family. A guiding force, protector, and a source of inspiration for all fortunate to work alongside him, Saharashree’s legacy will be cherished, and his vision respected in continuing to steer our organization. Details regarding the final rites will be communicated in due course.
