Rani Kapur, mother of late businessman Sunjay Kapur, has approached UK law enforcement urging a comprehensive criminal investigation into the circumstances surrounding her son’s sudden death. She has expressed suspicion that foul play may have been involved, and raised concerns of a possible murder, conspiracy, and financial misconduct.

Sunjay Kapur Died While Playing Polo in the UK

On June 12, Sunjay Kapur collapsed during a polo match at the prestigious Old Guards Polo Club in Surrey, UK. Initial reports attributed his death to a heart attack. But now, Rani Kapur says fresh evidence raises significant doubts about the official explanation.

In a formal communication to British authorities, she cited documents and information that surfaced after his passing—suggesting potential forgery, coerced transactions, and a calculated effort to take advantage of his demise.

Allegations of Forged Documents and Financial Irregularities

According to her statement, various legal and financial papers discovered posthumously appear suspicious and may have been fabricated. These include property and asset transfers that she believes were conducted under questionable circumstances.

"Since the day he died, I’ve come across alarming signs of manipulated documents and improper legal filings,” she wrote. “The emerging pattern suggests the possibility of collusion among individuals who may have stood to gain from his passing.”

She also hinted at the existence of an international nexus involving actors in the UK, India, and potentially the United States, who may have played a role in orchestrating or benefiting from the alleged scheme.

Sunjay Kapur’s Global Business Profile Raises Questions

A US citizen of Indian heritage, Sunjay Kapur had extensive business ties across multiple countries, including the United States, Germany, Singapore, and the United Kingdom. His mother believes this global footprint could be relevant to the motives behind what she suggests may be a transnational conspiracy.

Rani Kapur has urged British authorities to launch a formal investigation and requested that all medical records, financial documents, surveillance footage, and digital data be preserved and examined. She also called for collaboration with international agencies to explore the potential cross-border dimensions of the case.