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Two Hyderabad Sisters Die in Suspicious Illness as Forensic Tests Are Pending

Toxicology and expert analysis will determine whether food or another cause led to the deaths.

Overview

  • Four members of a Narayanguda household fell ill after a family meal, and two sisters who were hospitalized died after treatment, with the illnesses beginning on Saturday, June 6 and the first death occurring the next day.
  • Narayanguda police registered two FIRs under Section 194 of the BNSS and ordered post-mortems, preserving the victims' viscera for Forensic Science Laboratory toxicology and expert opinion.
  • The family reported mangoes brought by a visiting relative as the only outside food, but investigators say the relative and others who ate the same fruit did not fall ill and a vendor questioned by police has had no similar complaints reported.
  • A third sibling remains in critical condition in hospital and the sole earning family member says mounting daily treatment bills and funeral costs have created severe financial strain.
  • Authorities say FSL toxicology and specialist reports are the next formal steps and that those findings will be needed to confirm a cause and guide any legal action or public-health response.