Prince William has expressed sadness over the sudden death of his friend Sunjay Kapur, a well-known Indian businessman and polo enthusiast. Sunjay collapsed during a semi-final match at the Queen’s Cup polo tournament in Windsor. Though early reports suggested a bee sting might have been involved, medical sources now say he likely died of a heart attack. The news has deeply affected the polo community, especially those close to him.
Sunjay, aged 53, was the chairman of Sona Comstar, a company known for making car parts. He was admired for his leadership and was involved in several sports and business organisations. Prince William and Kapur had often played together in charity polo events. Their friendship, built through years of shared matches and mutual respect, made the loss more personal for the royal.
Remembering Sunjay Kapur
Sunjay Kapur led a respected life both in business and in sport. He played a major role in growing Sona Comstar into a leading auto parts company. His work earned him recognition not just in India, but around the world. He also served in various trade and industry groups, contributing to discussions on clean and modern mobility.
Outside work, he was passionate about polo. He often visited the UK to participate in matches at Guards Polo Club, where he met many British figures, including Prince William. His sudden death left many in shock. Polo players, business leaders, and his family have all shared tributes, remembering him as kind, passionate, and inspiring.
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Sunjay Kapur collapsed during a Queen’s Cup match in Windsor.
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He was known for leading global automotive firm Sona Comstar.
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Early reports mentioned a bee sting, but a heart attack is likely the cause.
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The incident has highlighted the importance of health awareness in sports.
