A tragic incident in Mumbai, India, involved the deaths of Abdullah Dokadia (45), his wife Nasreen (35), and their daughters Zainab (13) and Ayesha (16) after they consumed watermelon following a family dinner. Initial assumptions pointed to food poisoning due to symptoms like vomiting and diarrhea. However, forensic examinations revealed that some organs of the victims had turned green, indicating possible poisoning. Notably, morphine was detected in Abdullah's body, prompting investigators to explore whether it was due to medical intervention or foul play. The Maharashtra state Food and Drug Administration is conducting tests to determine if the watermelon had any toxic substances. Meanwhile, the police are interviewing guests who dined with the family, none of whom fell ill, and are considering the family's stress levels as part of their investigation.