Hyderabad Mango Deaths Case: CP Orders Detailed Probe Into Sisters’ Deaths
The investigation into the deaths of two young sisters in Hyderabad's Narayanaguda has intensified after the city police commissioner ordered a detailed inquiry into the circumstances surrounding the incident. The case came to light after the girls reportedly died after consuming mangoes, prompting authorities to examine the exact cause of death.
Hyderabad Police Commissioner Sajjannar has directed officials to conduct a comprehensive investigation and ensure that all available scientific and medical evidence is preserved. The move follows growing concern over the incident, which has left two children dead and several family members undergoing treatment.
According to the information available so far, the two sisters died after allegedly eating mangoes. While the precise cause of their deaths has not yet been established, police have initiated procedural steps aimed at determining whether the fruit consumption was directly linked to the tragedy or whether other factors may have been involved.
As part of the investigation, the commissioner instructed officials to preserve the victims' viscera samples for forensic examination. He also advised investigators to seek guidance from medical experts to help establish the circumstances that led to the deaths.
Scientific and Medical Analysis Underway
Authorities are expected to rely heavily on forensic findings and expert medical opinions as they attempt to identify the cause of death. Preserving biological samples is a standard step in cases where the exact reason behind a fatality remains unclear, allowing specialists to conduct detailed laboratory testing.
Police officials have indicated that the inquiry will be carried out thoroughly, with all relevant evidence examined before any conclusions are drawn. The commissioner emphasized that investigators would pursue all possible leads and undertake an in-depth review of the incident.
The case has attracted significant public attention because it involves the sudden deaths of two children from the same family. Questions surrounding the source of the illness and the sequence of events leading up to the fatalities remain under investigation.
Other Family Members Continue Treatment
The incident has also affected other members of the family. The girls' mother and two additional sisters reportedly fell ill in the same episode and are currently receiving medical treatment.
Authorities have not released further details regarding their condition. However, their treatment and medical assessments may form an important part of the broader investigation as officials seek to understand what caused multiple members of the household to become unwell.
Investigators are expected to examine medical reports, forensic evidence and expert opinions before determining the exact circumstances behind the deaths.
Related Coverage: Readers can also read our earlier report on the case: "Police probe Hyderabad mango deaths after two girls die."
The inquiry remains ongoing, and officials have stated that the cause of death will be established only after a detailed review of all available evidence.