Police investigations into the poisoning incident at a Muharram procession in Mumbai focus on how the accused allegedly prepared and obtained the lethal substance. According to NDTV, police sources state that Premji conducted extensive research using Google and AI about the effects of different dosages of zinc phosphide on the human body. The sources also say the accused had easy access to zinc phosphide, a highly toxic pesticide. Investigators are treating the preparation of poison pills as a central part of the case and are examining how the materials were sourced and how the accused planned the incident. Authorities are also investigating the sequence of events leading to the distribution of the pills and are working to determine whether others were involved. The information reported by NDTV is based on police sources and reflects the current direction of the investigation rather than a court finding or final conclusion.
Mumbai police say research and access to zinc phosphide preceded poisoned pills at Muharram procession
Police investigations into the poisoning incident at a Muharram procession in Mumbai focus on how the accused allegedly prepared and obtained the lethal substance. According to NDTV, police sources st...
- Police sources say the accused allegedly researched zinc phosphide dosage effects using Google and AI.
- Police sources say the accused had easy access to zinc phosphide.
- The case involves poisoned pills linked to a Muharram procession in Mumbai.
- Investigators are looking into how the lethal substance was obtained and prepared.
- Reported details are based on police sources and not a final judicial determination.
Police sources said Premji had conducted extensive research on Google and AI regarding the effects of various dosages of zinc phosphide on the human body and had easy access to Zinc Phosphide.
1 month agoPolice sources said Premji had conducted extensive research on Google and AI regarding the effects of various dosages of zinc phosphide on the human body and had easy access to Zinc Phosphide.
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