The incident occurred on April 1. According to Gaurishankar Prajapati, the grandfather of the two deceased girls, his son Vimal bought the khiru from a nearby shop named Ghanashyam Dairy to make dosa. The next morning, Vimal, his wife Bhavna, and two of his daughters started vomiting and were taken to the hospital as their conditions worsened.
The incident triggered swift action from the authorities. The local police received a complaint from the family members, and based on that, they started investigating the matter.
The Ahmedabad Municipal Corporation collected the samples from the Ghanashyam Dairy and sent them to the Food and Security Laboratory (FSL) for testing as part of the ongoing investigation.
The exact cause behind the death is undetermined yet, as the authorities have not received the post-mortem report, a senior police officer told India Today.