Mumbai Man Allegedly Planned Mass Poisoning With 50kg Toxin and 30,000 Pills

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Mumbai resident Fayyaz Premji has been accused of plotting a large-scale poisoning operation that authorities claim could have caused up to 15,000 deaths. Investigators say they recovered 50 kg of poison and 30,000 pills linked to the accused. Premji reportedly made 19 trips to Iran and Iraq over the past 12 months, where his mother and sister reside. Authorities are probing the motive and extent of the alleged conspiracy, which is currently under investigation.

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