A 35-year-old man in Dindori district, Madhya Pradesh, dies after a crude explosive device allegedly disguised as a rasgulla detonates in his mouth. Police say the man was at home near a bonfire with family when another villager allegedly offered him what looked like a sweet, after which he bit into it and suffered severe injuries.
Authorities arrest two men and investigate whether the incident was deliberate or tied to a dispute. Police describe the device as a crude explosive locally used to kill wild boars. Most outlets focus on the same sequence: the “rasgulla” offer, the detonation after the victim bites, the injury pattern reported as severe to the mouth and jaw, and the subsequent arrest and investigation.
Coverage differs in details and emphasis. Some reports name the accused and provide additional case context, while others keep to the broad police account. Several outlets describe the victim’s actions as a mistake, while others foreground the arrests and the ongoing probe into motive and intent.
