Former Liberal MP Rajvinder (Raj) Grewal and two Ontario Sikh temples are sued by lenders seeking repayment tied to roughly $13–$15 million in loans. Both outlets describe legal action connected to real-estate dealings in which Grewal, his former firm, and associated lawyers are accused of errors in how loan documents were handled.

The reports say the lenders’ claims focus on the alleged failure to properly execute or complete paperwork related to the loans, raising questions about documentation and legal steps taken during the transactions. The National Post frames the dispute as part of a broader pattern of lawsuits and allegations involving Grewal and related parties, while the Globe and Mail foregrounds the role of Grewal’s law firm in the alleged mishandling of loan documentation.

While both sources agree on the core elements—lawsuits involving Grewal-linked parties, two Sikh temples, and multimillion-dollar loans—the emphasis differs. One outlet emphasizes the wider legal backdrop, and the other spotlights the specific alleged procedural failures tied to the paperwork.