Rani Kapur, mother of late businessman Sunjay Kapur, has written to UK authorities demanding a deeper criminal investigation into her son’s sudden death. She believes his passing may not have been due to natural causes and has alleged possible murder, conspiracy, and financial fraud. Sunjay Kapur passed away on June 12 while playing polo at the Duke’s Ground of the Old Guards Polo Club in Surrey, UK. His death was officially described as a heart attack.
In a letter to British police, she said fresh and troubling evidence has emerged that points to possible foul play. She believes there are signs of a well-planned, international conspiracy involving forged documents, suspicious financial deals, and people who may have benefited from her son’s death.
According to Rani Kapur, since her son’s death, she has found documents and records that appear to be forged. These include legal papers and asset transfers that she says raise red flags. She also pointed to possible pressure or coordination between certain individuals who may have had a financial interest in Sunjay’s death.
She said in her letter, “Since the date of his death, I have come into possession of records and have come across facts which point to prima facie forged legal and financial documents, dubious asset transfers and suspicious legal filings, indications of coercion or collusion between individuals who stood to gain financially from his demise.”
“There are also compelling reasons to believe that his death may have been facilitated or orchestrated as part of a coordinated transnational conspiracy, with the involvement of individuals and entities located in the UK, India and maybe the United States,” she added.
Sunjay Kapur was a US citizen of Indian origin with deep financial and professional ties in the UK, USA, India, Germany, and Singapore. His global business network and wealth, his mother believes, may be linked to the motives behind the alleged conspiracy.
Rani Kapur has requested the UK police to officially register a complaint and begin a full-scale investigation. She has urged authorities to collect all possible evidence, medical reports, financial records, digital data, and CCTV footage, and to work with Indian and American agencies to explore the cross-border aspects of the case.
