The tragic deaths of Abdulla Dokadia, his wife Nasreen, and their daughters Ayesha and Zainab from Pydhonie, Mumbai, have taken a perplexing turn as police discovered a bottle of rat repellent in their home that lacks zinc phosphide, the poison identified in their bodies. The family consumed watermelon shortly before falling ill on April 26, leading to initial investigations into accidental death. However, a forensic report indicated that all four deceased had traces of the highly toxic substance. This has prompted police to reconsider the circumstances surrounding their deaths, exploring possibilities of murder or a suicide pact. Investigators are now reviewing CCTV footage and consulting with pharmacists to trace the source of the poison and determine who may have purchased it. Additionally, they are looking into the family's financial situation and any potential enemies that could provide motive for foul play.