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Why Is Datura Dangerous? the Toxic Plant Behind Karnataka’s Action Against 3 Platforms

August 26, 2026 | by Neha Kapoor

Why Is Datura Dangerous? the Toxic Plant Behind Karnataka’s Action Against 3 Platforms

Why is datura dangerous? The toxic plant behind Karnataka’s action against 3 platforms, and NewzQuest is tracking how the story unfolds from here.

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Why is datura dangerous? The toxic plant behind Karnataka’s action against 3 platforms

Additional context on the story: The Karnataka Food Safety and Drug Administration suspended food licenses for e-commerce platforms, including Amazon, Swiggy Instamart, and Bigbasket, following the illegal online sale and freebie distribution of toxic Dhatura fruits and se

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