Death secrets in the pages of wife's diary: After the birth of daughter, the husband was discharged from the hospital, two girls died due to dosa dough.

In a shocking incident, two girls (Raha and Misri) died after eating dosa at Maruti Plaza in Chandkheda, Ahmedabad. The blood report of the girl's father Vimal Prajapati and mother Bhavana, who are currently undergoing treatment at the hospital, found a toxic substance called aluminium phosphate. Police searched Bhavana's house and found a diary from there, in which it was mentioned that she had prayed for the birth of a son. He also believed in the Shiva temple. He had a daughter named Misri and this diary was before the birth of another daughter. The girls' father Vimal Prajapati was discharged from KD Hospital in the afternoon and brought to the Chandkheda police station for questioning. During the interrogation, the father's BP goes up During police interrogation, the father of the girls has high BP. Sources said the police suspect the family itself. In the year 2024, the father of the girls left for Mumbai modelling. Inspection from the angle of house quarry and dough Chandkheda PI Jayesh Makwana said that the viscera report is yet to come. Also, blood samples of the parents were taken from KD Hospital and sent to NFSU. Later, the presence of aluminium phosphate and zinc was found in the blood. Further investigation will be done after obtaining the opinion of the doctor on the reasons for which the dosage is high. The statements of the employees and owner of Ghanshyam Dairy show that there were no side effects of eating the dough. It is being investigated from both angles whether the dough has been affected or whether it has been taken due to a problem in the house. The family members include the girls' grandfather Gaurishankarji and grandmother Kusum as well as her daughter-in-law. The reasons for the girl's death will be clear only after the FSL report is received. Vimal had brought 10 packets of wheat In his statement, Vimal said that on March 27, 2026, he had brought 10 packets of cellphos from Ramanagara to be put in wheat. Which was used in the wheat of the house. He used 8 packets and two packets were being extra. The effects of drugs vary, including sleepiness. But that doctor's opinion is necessary. The body of a three-month-old girl was exhumed in 4 days. On April 7, the body of a three-month-old girl Raha was exhumed in the presence of the FSL. The family cremated the body on April 4 after the girl's death. Items including bedsheets, children's medicines and utensils were seized from the house. Later, the FSL team also conducted a thorough search of the house of the deceased girls. During this time, items including bedsheets, clothes, utensils filled with dough, children's medicines were seized. (Read the full report) Investigation into where Vimal went with the dough What time does Vimal Prajapati reach home when he picks up the dosa batter from the shop? For this, the police have started examining the CCTV footage. The police will monitor the situation minute-to-minute. It will be investigated whether Vimal went straight to the house with the dosa dough or stayed somewhere. Apart from this, all the CCTV cameras from the dairy to Vimal's house will be checked. The police believe that if there is a problem with the dairy dough, then other consumers should also be affected by food poisoning, but if that does not happen, the police suspect that something strange may have happened. What is the whole incident? Vimal Prajapati, a resident of Maruti Plaza Society in Chandkheda, had brought the dough from Dhanshyam Dairy. After eating dosa from it, the family's health deteriorated. The deceased were identified as 3-month-old Raha and 4-year-old Mishree. After the incident, Chandkheda police registered a case of accidental death and started an investigation and the FSL team at Ghanshyam Dairy took samples to know the quality of the dough. (Read the full report)