Supreme Court on Monday rejected Sahara Group Chief Subrata Roy's plea for his release on humanitarian grounds by saying that he is in jail by his choice. A bench headed by Justice T.S. Thakur observed and referred to his earlier submissions when Roy had claimed that the group has sufficient assets to pay the investors. <br/><br/>The remarks were made when senior advocate Kapil Sibal was making a submission that it was not fair for the court to put Roy inside the jail when the contempt proceedings against him were not over. <br/><br/>The advocae also said that it was difficult for Roy to arrange a big amount for his release by staying inside the jail and the court should consider humanitarian grounds for his release. However, the bench rejected his plea for his release.