R K Aaseri, principal, medical college, Kota today said that 63 children and 25 women were admitted to hospital last night after complaining of stomach ache, vomiting and dehydration.
The victims had consumed Ratanjot (poisonous fruit) seeds mistaking them to be almonds at a marriage function.
While playing in the area, the children plucked the fruit and started eating them. They also offered them to the women attending the wedding.
They soon took ill and were rushed to government hospitals. Many persons attending the wedding were also rushed to private hospitals.
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