SEBI has barred former CNBC anchor Hemant Ghai and family from securities markets for 5 years, ordering them to return Rs 6.16 crore plus interest. Ghai misused his influential position to manipulate stock prices with his recommendations, profiting through synchronized trades by family members.
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