In a heartbreaking incident in the Indian city of&nbsp;Bengaluru’s Bhuvaneshwari Nagar, a five-year-old boy named Dheeraj tragically lost his life from suspected food poisoning. His death is being&nbsp;linked to a cake his father, Balaraj, a Swiggy delivery executive, brought home after a customer cancelled their order.

<h2>Details of the Incident</h2>

The family shared the cake at their home in KP Agrahara, where they soon began to feel unwell. Dheeraj, the young boy, displayed severe symptoms shortly after eating. His parents, Balaraj and Nagalakshmi, also fell ill soon after, prompting neighbours to rush them to Kim’s Hospital.

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Despite the urgent medical attention, Dheeraj could not be saved and succumbed to his condition. His parents remain in critical condition in the ICU, fighting for their lives.

<h2>Police investigation initiated</h2>

The hospital reported the incident to the police, highlighting the potential link between the cake and the child's death. Due to the serious health status of his parents, authorities have been unable to obtain detailed information from them, leaving many aspects of the case.&nbsp;

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Though food poisoning is currently suspected, investigators are also looking into other angles, including the possibility of a suicide attempt. A clear understanding of the tragedy will emerge only after further investigation and once the parents recover enough to provide additional information.

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<h2>Forensic analysis pending</h2>

The case falls under the jurisdiction of the K P Agrahara police station, which has commenced a thorough investigation. Authorities are currently awaiting the results of a forensic analysis of the cake and further medical reports to clarify the circumstances surrounding this tragic event.

(With inputs from agencies)

In a heartbreaking incident in the Indian city of Bengaluru’s Bhuvaneshwari Nagar, a five-year-old boy named Dheeraj tragically lost his life from suspected food poisoning.

In a heartbreaking incident in the Indian city of Bengaluru’s Bhuvaneshwari Nagar, a five-year-old boy named Dheeraj tragically lost his life from suspected food poisoning. His death is being linked to a cake his father, Balaraj, a Swiggy delivery executive, brought home after a customer cancelled their order. Details of the Incident The family shared the cake at their home in KP Agrahara, where they soon began to feel unwell. Dheeraj, the young boy, displayed severe symptoms shortly after eating. His parents, Balaraj and Nagalakshmi, also fell ill soon after, prompting neighbours to rush them to Kim’s Hospital. Also read | ‘From rags to riches,’ Sri Lankan worker becomes millionaire doing cleaning jobs in Australia Despite the urgent medical attention, Dheeraj could not be saved and succumbed to his condition. His parents remain in critical condition in the ICU, fighting for their lives. Police investigation initiated The hospital reported the incident to the police, highlighting the potential link between the cake and the child's death. Due to the serious health status of his parents, authorities have been unable to obtain detailed information from them, leaving many aspects of the case. Also read | Father reaches out to boss for rejecting his daughter's leaves. Here's what happens next Though food poisoning is currently suspected, investigators are also looking into other angles, including the possibility of a suicide attempt. A clear understanding of the tragedy will emerge only after further investigation and once the parents recover enough to provide additional information. Also read | Long Covid cause found? Severe infections inflame brainstem, the control centre of brain, says study Forensic analysis pending The case falls under the jurisdiction of the K P Agrahara police station, which has commenced a thorough investigation. Authorities are currently awaiting the results of a forensic analysis of the cake and further medical reports to clarify the circumstances surrounding this tragic event. (With inputs from agencies)

India: 5-year-old boy dies in Bengaluru after eating cake from cancelled order, food poisoning suspected

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