Suresh Nanda

Nanda was implicated in the Tehelka sting operation West End for allegedly giving bribes in Barak Missile Deal Scandal which was later closed as no evidence was found in the case, the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) filed a closure after seven years, in 2013.

Nanda had floated three companies including Dynatron and Crown. These manufacture and deal mostly with armoury vehicles, arms and associated equipment. In the First Information Report filed 9 October 2005, CBI mentioned large payments from the firm MTU Aero Engines (a supplier to Israel Aircraft Industries) into the bank accounts of Dynatron Services, a company managed by Suresh Nanda and his family members during the relevant period. The scandal had resulted in Nanda serving time in prison and his passport being revoked; however, according to the media his company's business increased following these events.

After 15 years of Military service, Nanda started his journey in the corporate sector and working for several major ventures in India, Europe and the Middle East. In 2003, Nanda facilitated the acquisition of Claridges Hotel in New Delhi and the Nabha Palace Hotel in Mussoorie.  Subsequently, he built Vivanta Surajkund which is managed by Indian Hotels Limited.  He then went international as a hotelier by building Taj Dubai in 2015.