In a perplexing case in Pydhonie, Mumbai, the tragic deaths of the Dokadia family—Abdulla (40), Nasreen (35), and their daughters Ayesha (16) and Zainab (13)—were attributed to zinc phosphide poisoning after they consumed a watermelon laced with the toxin on April 26. A forensic report confirmed traces of the poison in their bodies and the watermelon, yet the discovery of a rat poison bottle in their home, lacking zinc phosphide as an ingredient, complicates the investigation. Police are now considering various scenarios, including murder, a suicide pact, or accidental deaths, as they investigate the source of the poison. They are reviewing CCTV footage, consulting pharmacists, and questioning family and friends, while also examining the deceased's financial situation for potential motives. The case, which initially registered as accidental deaths, has taken a more serious turn as authorities seek clarity on this tragic incident.