Archive · 15 Sep 2026
Disha Salian's Father Seeks Life Term After CBI FIR
Disha Salian died on June 8, 2020.
Her father, Satish Salian, has asked officials to investigate her death.
He submitted statements naming several public figures and police officials.
A family representative said the names were included in documents connected with the case.
The Central Bureau of Investigation, or CBI, has registered a formal FIR.
The FIR followed directions from the Bombay High Court.
Satish Salian says those responsible should be punished under the law.
He has requested either life imprisonment or the death penalty.
Satish Salian submitted statements to officials naming several public figures in connection with his daughter Disha Salian’s death.
The statements named Aaditya Thackeray, Dino Morea, Sooraj Pancholi and others, according to family representative Nilesh Ojha.
The allegations also named Rohan Roy, Rhea Chakraborty, Param Bir Singh, Sachin Vaze and police officials.
The Central Bureau of Investigation registered a formal FIR concerning Salian’s June 8, 2020 death after a Bombay High Court directive.
Satish Salian demanded punishment under the law, including life imprisonment or the death penalty, for those responsible.
- Who
- Satish Salian, Disha Salian’s father, submitted statements naming several public figures and police officials; the CBI registered the FIR.
- What
- A formal FIR was registered in the investigation into Disha Salian’s death, and her father demanded severe punishment for those responsible.
- When
- The FIR was reported on Tuesday; Disha Salian died on June 8, 2020.
- Where
- The case involves Mumbai officials and the Bombay High Court; specific incident location details were not provided.
- Why
- The CBI acted after a Bombay High Court directive, while Satish Salian is seeking accountability for his daughter’s death.
- Deceased
- Disha Salian
- Father
- Satish Salian
- Death date
- June 8, 2020
- Investigating agency
- Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI)
- Legal development
- The CBI registered a formal FIR
- Court involved
- Bombay High Court
- Requested penalties
- Life imprisonment or the death penalty