Recently, it was finally revealed that Royal Indian Raj does not own any land in India, not even the 17 acres it claims for phase one of the Royal Garden Villas project (www.rgvillas.com) in Bangalore. However, in 2005, Manoj Benjamin falsely claimed, inorder to mislead and attract investors and customers as highlighted in the excerpts below from an article dated July 31st, 2005, that Royal Indian Raj has BOUGHT AND OWNED a 700-hectare block of prime land. Brian Hutchinson, Financial Post Published: Thursday, July 31... read full review »

For about two years, Royal Indian Raj has claimed on its Royal Garden Villas web site (www.rgvillas.com) that the first phase of 17 acres as "Over 85% Sold Out." Royal Indian Raj also provides these claimed figures and sales contracts for due diligence purposes. However, it was revealed, as highlighted in the article below dated September 3rd, 2008, that Royal Indian Raj filed court documents in New York stating that customers had demanded refunds of deposits of $10 Million. Basically, more or less, almost every customer has demanded a... read full review »

It is long ago that Choice Hotels ended its association with Royal Indian Raj and demanded removal of any reference to Choice Hotels from all of Royal Indian Raj's promotional material. However, almost a year later, Royal Indian Raj still, now, continues to display the association press release and to use the brand logos, (Sleep Inn, Comfort, Quality, Clarion) of Choice Hotels on its web site and corporate video without the permission of Choice Hotels in order to continue to mislead and attract investors and customers. You can... read full review »

It was revealed, as highlighted in the two excerpts below from articles dated May 12th, 2004 and July 31st, 2005, that Royal Indian raj was using for two (2) years the name of former Premier (Governor / Chief Minister) of British Columbia - Canada, Bill Vander Zalm, without the permission of Mr. Bill Vander Zalm, inorder to mislead and attract investors and customers. Vancouver firm plans Indian Megaproject Michael McCullough, Vancouver Sun Published: Saturday, July 31st, 2004 ' However, there are inconsistencies with some... read full review »

It was revealed, as highlighted in the article below dated September 30, 2004 that Royal Indian Raj claimed a partnership with Khoday Group and used the name of the Khoday Group for four years in order to mislead and attract investors and customers without any partnership with the Khoday Group and without permission from the Khoday Group. Bangalore smart city is promoter's pipedream BS Bureau in New Delhi | September 30, 2004 | 11:15 IST http://www.rediff.com/money/2004/sep/30banga.htm Vancouver-based Royal Indian Raj... read full review »

Around March 2007, Royal Indian Raj issued a press release (http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_pwwi/is_/ai_n18707363) announcing the appointment of Former World Chairman and CEO of HSBC (Hong Kong & Shanghai Banking Corporation) and member of the House of Lords, Lord Michael Sandberg, CBE as Chairman of its Advisory Board of Directors. Lord Sandberg was prominently listed on the Royal Indian Raj website, since that announcement almost two years ago, as Chairman of its Advisory Board of Directors . Recently, for many... read full review »

It was revealed, as highlighted, in the article dated December 6/2008 below that Royal Indian Raj was using action movie star Steven Seagal's name to attract investors and customers without Steven Seagal permissionto use his name. By David Baines, Vancouver Sun Published: Saturday, December 6, 2008 On Wednesday, I noted that Vancouver-based Royal Indian Raj International Corp., had enlisted the support of Indian tennis star Vijay Amritraj and U.S. golf legend Jack Nicklaus to promote the company's grandiose development... read full review »

It was revealed, as highlighted, in the article dated December 3/2008 below that Royal Indian Raj was using Jack Nicklaus' name to attract investors and customers without Jack Nicklaus' permissionto use his name. Royal Indian Raj's stars burn bright, fade quickly David Baines, Vancouver Sun Published: Wednesday, December 03, 2008 For several years, Vancouver-based Royal Indian Raj International Corp. has used celebrities to publicize its business and solicit investors. In 2006, Indian tennis star Vijay... read full review »

It was revealed in the article dated December 3/2008 below, as well others, that Royal Indian Raj was using Vijay Amritraj's name to mislead and attract investors and customers without Vijay Amritraj's permissionto use his name. Royal Indian Raj's stars burn bright, fade quickly David Baines, Vancouver Sun Published: Wednesday, December 03, 2008 For several years, Vancouver-based Royal Indian Raj International Corp. has used celebrities to publicize its business and solicit investors. In 2006, Indian tenni... read full review »