The tragic deaths of Abdullah Dokadia (40), his wife Nasreen (35), and their daughters Ayesha (16) and Zainab (13) in Pydhonie, Mumbai, have taken a dark turn as police treat the case as a potential homicide or suicide pact. Ten days after the family fell ill following a meal that included watermelon, forensic tests revealed zinc phosphide, a highly toxic rodenticide, in the viscera of all four deceased and in the watermelon samples from their home. The family had dined with relatives on the night of April 25, but only the Dokadias experienced severe symptoms, including nausea and shortness of breath, leading to their deaths within hours. Investigators are now examining whether the poison was intentionally administered or if it was part of a suicide pact. Police have ruled out adulteration in other food items consumed during dinner, and no signs of suicidal intent were found in the family's mobile phones. The investigation continues as authorities seek to clarify the circumstances surrounding this tragic incident.