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Disha Salian Death Case: Father Alleges Irregularities In Body Landing Position, Missing Scene-Reconstruction Records

Mumbai, September 16, 2026: In his complaint to the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI), Disha Salian's father Satish has claimed that the alleged landing position of Disha's body was under serious circumstances. Satish, in his complaint, had alleged that Disha's body was shown as having landed approximately 25 feet away from the building where the incident took place, whereas the subsequent…

Disha Salian Death Case: Father Alleges Irregularities In Body Landing Position, Missing Scene-Reconstruction Records

In Mumbai, on September 16, 2026, Disha Salian's father, Satish, lodged a complaint with the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) alleging irregularities in the handling and positioning of his daughter's body. According to Satish, Disha's body was allegedly found approximately 25 feet away from the building where she fell, whereas the subsequent scene-reconstruction and dummy test failed to reproduce such a landing.

The FIR claims that the reconstruction records and videography are missing from the investigation. Satish's statement was recorded by the CBI, and he has named individuals he claims were involved. Along with his lawyer, Nilesh Ojha, Satish met CBI officials to provide his statement. Ojha also mentioned interlinked cases, specifically mentioning the Sushant Singh Rajput case, and claimed that he has an extra-judicial confession from a former police officer.

The CBI registered an FIR based on Satish's statement, following a court order on September 2, which stated that no one can be treated as an accused until the investigating officer finds sufficient grounds to raise reasonable suspicion based on collected material.

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