Mother of polo tycoon demands criminal probe, alleges ‘foul play’ in
sudden demise
The Prince of Wales has found his inner circle shaking following disturbing
new claims surrounding the sudden death of one of his polo acquaintances,
Indian-American business tycoon Sunjay Kapur.
Kapur, 53, reportedly died from a heart attack after swallowing a bee during a
polo match at the prestigious Duke’s Ground of the Old Guards Polo Club in
Surrey on June 12. Initially ruled a tragic accident caused by anaphylactic
shock, the incident has now taken a dark turn.
His mother, Rani Kapur, has called for a full criminal investigation into the
circumstances surrounding his son’s death, suggesting that foul play may have
been involved. In a letter to UK authorities, she alleged that she has
uncovered “prima facie forged legal and financial documents, dubious asset
transfers and suspicious legal filings” since her son’s passing.
“There are compelling reasons to believe that his death may have been
facilitated or orchestrated,” Rani claimed, further alleging potential
“coercion or collusion” by parties with financial motives.
Kapur, a prominent figure in international business as chairman of automotive
giant Sona Comstar, held ties in India, the US, and the UK. He was also a
frequent participant in elite polo circles, having played alongside Prince
William on occasion.
Rani Kapur is now urging British police to involve authorities from both India
and the United States in what her suspects may be a “coordinated transnational
conspiracy.”
As the royal family continues to distance itself from controversy, the
re-emergence of this case threatens to stir renewed media interest—drawing
unwelcome attention to Prince William’s circle at a time of heightened public
scrutiny.
