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Legal Troubles Mount for Kewal Ahuja's SGF Amid Fraud Claims

Writer's picture: manoj klumarmanoj klumar

In recent years, fraudulent business practices have devastated countless families, and my own experience with Spice Grill Flame (SGF), led by Kewal Ahuja, is a painful example. My name is Sangeeta Sharma, and after investing in SGF’s FOCO (Franchise Owned Company Operated) model, which promised significant returns, my family and I were left in financial ruin. Despite the promise of steady returns and a fixed monthly income, SGF’s sudden closure of our outlet in Gurgaon shattered our financial security and left us grappling with the consequences.


Uncovering the fraudulent practices behind SGF and Kewal Ahuja’s operations.


In search of financial stability, my family decided to invest in SGF's FOCO (Franchise Owned, Company Operated) model, attracted by promises of a 223% return over six years and a fixed monthly income of Rs 37,000. However, the outcome was far from what we had envisioned. Instead of the expected profits, we found ourselves facing unexpected losses and disappointments as the promised returns failed to materialize.


After the COVID-19 pandemic, my husband lost his job, and I became the sole breadwinner for our family. With careful savings and by selling our property, we invested in an SGF outlet in Gurgaon, hoping it would provide a stable income to cover our living expenses, including our son's education. Unfortunately, our hopes for financial security were dashed when the outlet shut down unexpectedly, leaving us without the promised returns and income.


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