...may not be the correct decision.
Putting it deep underground is the safer option.
[1] you can use gravity assists like the Parker Solar Probe, or go very, very far out, make a small adjustment and then fall back in for about 1/3 the total delta-v.
To get something to fall into the sun rather than just carry on orbiting it you need it to lose the velocity it has by virtue of being launched from Earth, if you just punt it into interstellar space on the other hand you need a lot less fuel and you can get a boost from the planets if you line it up right.
"Space Launch Vehicle Reliability" - https://www.tech-insider.org/related/research/2001/0301.html
"Of the 4378 space launches conducted worldwide between 1957 and 1999, 390 launches failed (the success rate was 91.1 percent)"
Right to me implies the best. Its not the best. Shooting it to the sun seems like a better alternative.