Indian citizens may prosecute Amway privately in the USA

Shyam
Your courageous correspondent, Mr. R. U. M. Rao, has a very clear understanding of how 'Amway India Enterprises' is a privately owned corporate structure that has been judged to have contravened, but continues to flout, India's Prize Chits and Money Circulation Schemes (Banning) Act, 1978.
In plain language, this common sense Indian legislation makes it a criminal offence to peddle the pernicious lie that endless chain recruitment can produce infinite profits (no matter how heavily this pernicious lie might be camouflaged). However, the demonstrably-unviable so-called 'Amway Business Opportunity' only came before the High Court of Andhra Pradesh as result of a malicious attempt to obstruct Indian justice directed from the USA. As far as I'm aware, no corporate officer of any corporate structure which comprises the US-based criminogenic global labyrinth most-commonly referred to as 'Amway', has ever faced trial for criminal fraud anywhere in the world. Yet the entire civilized world defines criminal fraud as deliberately lying to people in order to take their money, which is a form of theft. That said, the real beneficiaries of all this profitable lying in India are the billionaire bosses, and millionaire under-bosses, of the 'Amway' mob in the USA, who (over a period spanning 6 decades) have maliciously set up a mystifying labyrinth of (apparently independent) corporate structures in order to prevent, and/or divert, investigation and isolate themselves from liability. Indeed, 'Amway India Enterprises' only exists as a result of scripted lies that were told to ill-informed, and/or corrupt, Indian trade officials by the slick agents of racketeers, as to what this foreign-owned Indian-registered corporate structure's real activities would be, and because no well-informed independent mechanism exists in India to monitor what has really been happening or to protect, and warn, the public.
In both the USA and UK, the demonstrably-unviable so-called' Amway Business Opportunity' has only ever been brought before civil judges after well-informed commercial regulators (acting in the public interest) have finally recognised (after years of complaints) that the 'Amway' organization has always peddled the pernicious lie that endless chain recruitment can produce infinite profits (albeit in heavy disguise). On these quasi-farcical occasions, the so-called 'Amway Business Opportunity' has not been judged exclusively on what has really been happening (i.e. a virtual 100% loss rate for participants). Endless, economic hocus-pocus was also allowed to be introduced without any intellectually-rigorous challenge to its authenticity. In the end, the absurd 'Amway' racket has escaped closure and criminal prosecution in the USA and UK, only because convincing attorneys acting for the unconvincing bosses of the 'Amway' mob have lied to civil judges about what the organization's future activities would be, and because no well-informed independent mechanism has been created in the USA or UK to monitor what has really been happening or to protect, and warn, the public.
Recently, two French-registered corporate structures which comprise the US-based criminogenic labyrinth most-commonly referred to as 'Scientology,' were judged to have committed organized fraud http://quixtarisacultintervention.blogspot.com/ , yet when you take a look at what the billionaire bosses of the 'Scientology' mob has been getting away with (over a period spanning six decades) http://quixtarisacultintervention.blogspot.com/search/label/Scientology these unfinished French proceedings, although laudable, are revealed as little more than a side-show. Sadly, when the wider-picture is examined, any prosecution of'Amway India Enterprises,' athough laudable, would also be little more than a side-show. The bosses of both 'Scientology' and 'Amway,' have created all these (apparently independent) corporate structures for a very specific purpose. However, the setting up of such a criminogenic system in order to obstruct justice, is itself clearly defined as being part of a pattern of racketeering activity by the US Federal Racketeer Influenced Corrupt Organizations Act of 1970. In theory, there is nothing to stop adversely-effected Indian citizens from bringing a private prosecution in the USA against the billionaire bosses, and millionaire under bosses, of the 'Amway' mob under RICO legislation.
David Brear