1880 — Papers Relating to the Crime of Robbery by Poisoning. India. Dept. of Revenue and Agriculture. Pages 134 and 135[1]
Case No. 8.—At Tanda, in Chundeegurh, of Umballa, on the 12th July 1870, two persons drugged with dhatoora, of whom one died; robbed Rs. 9 by two persons at large. The poisoners joined their victims disguised as travellers. At night they gave them liquor and food, from which they became insensible, and one of them was found drowned in some water. The discription of one of the poisoners accords with that of Shurruf-ood-deen. The name of one of the drugged persons was Kana Kolie, of Meerut, a traveller from Kussowlie.
