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Poison plot in Surat diamond factory busted
The New Indian Express Shivamogga
|April 11, 2025
IN a horrifying case of suspected mass poisoning, unidentified perpetrators spiked the drinking water filter at a diamond factory in Surat's Kapdra area with a pouch of Cellophane—a toxic pesticide typically used to preserve grains.
As many as 118 workers fell ill, and six are battling for their lives in intensive care.
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