Kalawa on waist, arms and neck; Why was Burari case mentioned in the death of 5 people including four daughters in Delhi?

Delhi Police will study the 2018 Burari suicide case to solve the mystery of the death of five people of the same family in Rangpuri area of ​​Vasant Kunj. In fact, if police sources are to be believed, Kalawa was tied on the waist, hands and neck of the dead bodies of Hiralal and his four daughters. Not only this, worship material has also been recovered from the house. In such a situation, there is a suspicion that some tantric ritual may be carried out on the spot. To resolve this apprehension, Delhi Police will study the Burari suicide case.

According to the police, Heera Lal Sharma, who worked as a carpenter at the Indian Spinal Injury Center in Vasant Kunj for the last 28 years, and his four daughters – Neetu (26), Nikki (24), Neeru (23) and Nidhi (20) committed suicide. Had done it. Police said Sharma was facing financial crisis after the death of his wife due to cancer last year. Police said they will study the 2018 Burari suicide case. In the year 2018, 11 members of the same family were found dead at their home in Burari area of ​​North Delhi.

A senior police officer said that our teams will examine the records of the Burari case to connect the dots of this suicide. In the investigation so far, we have come to know that Sharma had not talked to anyone in the last nine months. He and his daughters were rarely seen outside. After the death of his wife, the family lost contact with everyone. The team has recovered a box of sweets from the house.

The police officer said that the investigation team will also visit the sweet shop to find out from where Heera Lal Sharma bought sulfas (poison) and why he took this step. No injury marks of any kind were found on the dead bodies. Police found three packets of sulfas poison, five glasses and a spoon containing suspicious liquid from the house. Neighbors claimed they last saw Sharma and her daughters on Tuesday.

The police officer said that CCTV footage of that day has also been recovered from outside the street, in which Sharma was seen going into the house with a packet in his hand. When police reached the spot after neighbors complained about foul smell coming from the flat on the third floor of the building, five bodies were recovered. Building owner Nitin Chauhan was informed by the caretaker about the foul smell, after which he knocked on the door, but got no response.

Police broke down the door with the help of the fire brigade and found Sharma lying dead in one room, while the bodies of his four daughters were found in another room. Heera Lal Sharma used to earn around Rs 25 thousand every month, but had not gone to work since January. After receiving information about the incident, Sharma’s brother Mohan and sister-in-law Gudiya reached home. Sharma was depressed after his wife’s death and was busy treating his daughters. Gudiya told that the daughters were good in studies.

Deputy Commissioner of Police (South-West) Rohit Meena said the post-mortem would be conducted by a board of doctors on Monday. The cause of death will be revealed after post-mortem. The investigation team has formed several teams to find out the reason behind the suicide. We are also examining CCTV footage of the surrounding area to find out with whom Hira Lal Sharma last spoke and whether he shared anything with them. We are also checking the mobile phone records of all the victims to find out whether they were in contact with anyone or not.