Bombay High Court ordered the CBI to register an FIR and investigate Disha Salian’s death.
The court also directed the agency to record her father’s statement and hand over records from Mumbai Police.
Reporting says the court questioned delays and the handling of the initial accidental death inquiry.
Salian’s father has alleged murder and a cover-up, while police conclusions cited suicide after a fall.
One report notes the court said no one should be made an accused without sufficient material.
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The reporting broadly agrees that the Bombay High Court ordered a CBI probe and FIR in the Disha Salian case. It also agrees that the court sought records and that the death remains disputed between the father’s allegations and the police account.
What remains unsettled is the evidentiary basis for any accusations, since the court said no one should be treated as an accused without sufficient material. The final direction of the probe may shift as the CBI records statements and reviews the police material, including the initial inquiry.
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Supportive coverage backs the court-directed probe and stresses the order to register an FIR. It presents the father’s petition as a key reason for the renewed investigation and underscores the court’s instructions to the CBI. The tone favors accountability and independent scrutiny. It does not treat the allegations as proven, but it gives them prominence.
Neutral coverage centers on the Bombay High Court order and the competing versions of Disha Salian’s death. It notes that police had described the death as suicide after an accidental fall, while her father alleged rape, murder, and a cover-up. The reports also mention the court’s caution about making anyone an accused too early. Overall, this coverage stays close to the procedural facts and the unresolved dispute.
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Republic World reports that the Bombay High Court ordered the CBI to register an FIR and conduct a probe into the death of Disha Salian. The article highlights statements from the petitioner's advocate detailing the court directives and outlines emotional reactions from Salian's father. Additionally, it features political commentary from a BJP MLA who alleged that the previous state government attempted to shield influential persons.
The Times of India reports that the Bombay High Court has ordered a CBI probe and the registration of an FIR into the 2020 death of former celebrity manager Disha Salian. The court questioned the state police regarding delays and suspicious circumstances surrounding the initial accidental death inquiry. Salian's father petitioned for the probe, alleging murder and implicating political figures, while the state maintained the death was a suicide from a fall.
The New Indian Express reports that the Bombay High Court has ordered a CBI investigation into the 2020 death of Disha Salian. The court instructed the CBI to record the statement of her father, Satish Salian, and file an FIR, noting that no person should be treated as an accused until sufficient material is gathered. The report outlines that police previously claimed suicide following an accidental fall, while the father alleged his daughter was raped, murdered, and subjected to a cover-up.
Hindustan Times covers the Bombay High Court order directing a CBI probe into the death of Disha Salian. The court emphasized that no one should be made an accused without sufficient material and questioned the police's handling of the initial accidental death report. The article details the father's allegations of a cover-up and murder, contrasting them with police conclusions that the 28-year-old died by suicide after a fall in June 2020.
The Bombay High Court has ordered the Central Bureau of Investigation to register an FIR and conduct a comprehensive probe into the death of Disha Salian, former manager of late actor Sushant Singh Rajput. Salian died on June 8, 2020, after falling from a high-rise building in Mumbai. Her father petitioned the court seeking an independent investigation, alleging she was murdered, claims that remain unestablished. The court directed Mumbai Police to hand over records to the CBI, noting the probe must proceed on evidence without presupposing guilt.