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The Ahmedabad Dosa Case (also called the Chandkheda Dosa Deaths) refers to the tragic and highly suspicious deaths of two young sisters in Ahmedabad, Gujarat, in early April 2026. The incident initially appeared to be a case of food poisoning from store-bought dosa batter but quickly turned into a complex mystery involving possible deliberate poisoning, with the investigation still ongoing. Key Details of the Incident Location: Chandkheda area, Ahmedabad. Victims: Mishri Prajapati (around 3–4 years old). Raha Prajapati (around 2.5–3 months old). Parents: Vimal (or Vipulkumar) Prajapati and Bhavna Prajapati — both fell ill and were hospitalized (reportedly in critical condition initially). Date: The family ate dosas on or around April 1, 2026. The children died a few days apart (infant around April 4), and the case came to police attention around April 5. The family claimed they bought ready-made fermented dosa batter from a local dairy (Ghanshyam Dairy on IOCL Road, Chandkheda). They prepared and ate dosas at home, after which all four fell severely ill with symptoms like vomiting. Why the Case Became Suspicious The infant (2.5–3 months old) was too young to eat solid food like dosa (she was likely only on breast milk), raising immediate doubts about the food poisoning theory. Hundreds of other customers bought the same batter from the dairy with no issues. The shop owner denied any contamination. Police exhumed the infant's body (the family had buried her quickly without informing authorities) for forensic postmortem. Toxicology findings (varying reports): Some early reports mentioned detection of toxic substances like aluminium phosphide (a common pesticide, often linked to su*c*de or poisoning cases) in the victims and parents' blood/samples. Later FSL (Forensic Science Laboratory) reports reportedly found no toxins in the dosa batter samples or in the children's viscera in some updates, creating contradictions and deepening the mystery. Police recovered pesticide tablets (sulphas or similar) from the residence. A personal diary (allegedly belonging to the mother or found at her parents' house) contained entries showing a strong desire for a male child, including vows to visit a temple if she had a son. This led to speculation about son preference as a possible motive. Current Status of the Investigation (as of mid-to-late April 2026) The case shifted from "accidental food poisoning" to probing angles like deliberate poisoning, m*rd*r, or even a family su*c*de pact gone wrong. Police are investigating the parents (who survived) under suspicion, but they have maintained the batter was the cause. Forensic reports have been inconclusive or contradictory in public reporting — no clear contamination in the batter, yet toxins linked to pesticide in some samples. The dairy's reputation suffered temporarily, but the probe has moved away from the batter as the primary cause. The case remains open; police are still hunting for definitive answers after about 15–20 days. This incident sparked widespread discussion online about food safety (especially ready-made fermented batters), gender bias (son preference), and the challenges of forensic investigations in such cases. #punjabicrimestories punjabikahanian #punjabikahaniya #truecrimepunjabi #punjabicrimestories #punjabistories #truecrimestories ⚠️ COPYRIGHT WARNING⚠️ The Scripts of stories on this channel “Duniya Crime Di” are original content with ownership of my YouTube channel. Copying, re-uploading, or using it without permission on youtube or any other social media platform will result in a Copyright claim , strike or legal Action. If you really want to make money kindly have skills to generate your own content! If this content would be found on any other platform , we will definitely claim our money and your channel could be terminated. murder mystery in punjabi punjabi crime stories crime in punjab true punjabi crime true crime documentaries in punjabi true crime america in punjabi