Man dies in Madhya Pradesh after eating bomb thinking it was sweet
Tragedy occurred after eating a local country-made bomb used for hunting wild boars, mistaking it for rasgulla
By Capital Kranti desk, Gandhinagar · Editor: Parth Thakkar
13 November 2026, 1:27 pm · 1 min read
This story was written by AI from the sources listed below; every claim and number in it was checked against them before it went up. How we check
A 35-year-old man died after a country-made bomb that looked like a sweet exploded in his mouth in Madhya Pradesh's Dindori district, according to information provided by AFP. Police stated that the deceased was named Rajendra Barotiya.
The incident took place on Tuesday when Rajendra was sitting with villagers near a bonfire. At that time, a resident of the village had brought this 'sweet' and another person gave it to Rajendra. According to the AFP report, some tribal communities in this area make such country-made devices by filling gunpowder inside flour balls to kill wild boars. These bombs look round and soft like the Indian sweet rasgulla, which is traditionally eaten whole.
Police official Rekha Singh said that the bomb exploded in Rajendra's mouth. He was immediately rushed to the hospital with serious injuries, but he died there. In this matter, the police have arrested two individuals and registered a case against them for culpable homicide not amounting to murder, rather than murder. The police are currently investigating whether the motive behind this incident was murder or merely a prank.
ભગવાન શ્રીકૃષ્ણ પર ટિપ્પણી બાદ છતરપુરમાં તણાવ, હાઈવે પર ચક્કાજામ
ધીરેન્દ્ર શાસ્ત્રીના નિવેદનનો વિરોધ કરતા યાદવ મહાસભા રસ્તા પર ઉતરી, સમર્થકો દ્વારા રસ્તો રોકાયો
BYD's luxury brand Denza arrives in the Indian market with two premium cars
Denza D9 MPV and Z9 GT models launched, bookings open at a price starting from 90 lakh.
Khadur Sahib MP Amritpal Singh granted one-day parole for grandmother's funeral
Adopting a humanitarian approach, an Amritsar local court has allowed the jailed MP to attend the last rites.