MASS SUICIDE ELEVEN PEOPLE FROM SINGLE FAMILY IN CAPITAL OF INDIA DUE ADVENTURE TO MOKSHA
It was jaw-stripping incident which happened in the late nights of 1st july2018 A joint family of eleven was found dead, 10 of them hanging in a hallway in their home in Sant Nagar, north Delhi, in what appears to be a bizarre mass suicide committed on Sunday morning on religious motivations.
The eldest family member, Narayani Bhatia, 77, was found strangled in another room. The rest, including two 15-year-old boys, allegedly used chunnis (scarves) with religious motifs and cables to hang themselves. They were gagged and blindfolded, with hands tied. Cotton buds were found stuffed in their ears.
A diary found in the house had detailed instructions + for "mass salvation", including how hangings should be conducted. The Bhatias, who ran a shop in the area, seemed to have followed the instructions, some of which may have been written months ago. They conducted a "havan" hours before the suicides.
The only one alive in the house was the family dog + , Jacky, who had been sent to the terrace. An FIR under section 302 (murder) has been registered. Police chief Amulya Patnaik told Dyn@MicView that all angles were being probed by the crime branch.
Police sources stated that extreme religious practices appeared to be the trigger for act. Joint commissioner (Crime) Alok Kumar confirmed that the police had recovered certain hand written notes during the search of the house which indicated that the entire family was following “some definite spiritual/mystical practices”.
The Bhatias lived on the first floor of house number 137/5/2 in lane number 2 of Sant Nagar. Narayani had two sons, Bhavnesh (50) and Lalit (45), who lived in the house with their respective wives, Savita (48) and Teena (42). Bhavnesh had three children Nitu (25), Monu (23) and Dhruv (15), while Lalit had a 15-year-old son, Shivam. Narayani’s elder daughter, Pratibha (57) also lived in the house with her daughter, Priyanka (33), after her husband died a few years ago. All of them were found dead
The Bhatias lived on the first floor of house number 137/5/2 in lane number 2 of Sant Nagar. Narayani had two sons, Bhavnesh (50) and Lalit (45), who lived in the house with their respective wives, Savita (48) and Teena (42). Bhavnesh had three children Nitu (25), Monu (23) and Dhruv (15), while Lalit had a 15-year-old son, Shivam. Narayani’s elder daughter, Pratibha (57) also lived in the house with her daughter, Priyanka (33), after her husband died a few years ago. All of them were found dead
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