Police in Delhi have transported Kamruddin, the suspect in the Piragarhi triple murder case, to Firozabad. He is also facing charges for the poisoning deaths of two individuals in May 2025 in the Makkanpur police area of Firozabad. Kamruddin had been jailed for his involvement in that case but was released on bail. On May 9, 2025, the bodies of Ramnath and Purun were discovered in a vacant area near the closed Farooqi Glass Factory, raising suspicions and leading to a police investigation that resulted in Kamruddin's arrest.

The case has garnered significant attention due to the alarming pattern of murder involving poisonous sweets, with Kamruddin allegedly luring his victims under the guise of doubling their money. After reportedly poisoning them with the sweets, the police arrested him, and he was sent to jail. Following his release on bail, authorities have now taken him back to Firozabad to address the ongoing investigation into the earlier homicide accusations.

There are implications here that highlight the risks associated with such criminal activities alongside the societal impact of these incidents on the local community. The police have noted the connection between Kamruddin's methods and similar past cases, wherein he is alleged to have used poisonous sweets in previous murder incidents, emphasizing the need for vigilance in preventing such abuses.