The Delhi police are reviewing the 2018 Burari suicide case to explore a potential 'occult practice' angle in the recent deaths of Heera Lal Sharma and his four daughters in Vasant Kunj. Found with red threads tied on their bodies,

Hira Lal, 50, was found dead in his rented home along with his four daughters. When the police recovered the bodies of the daughters, they all had kalawa tied around their neck, waist and wrist.

The five bodies, found on Friday afternoon, did not have any injury marks. However, the daughters had a red thread tied around their waists and necks.

In the Burari incident, the 11 victims were discovered blindfolded, with their mouths taped shut, and hanging in their home. The case shook the nation as evidence suggested the family had followed rituals for several days before their deaths, spurred by delusions of supernatural salvation.

Amid ongoing probe in Vasant Kunj suicide case, a CCTV footage has surfaced showing Hiralal (46) carrying a box of sweets inside the house on the day of the incident. The footage, dated September 24,

A man and his four daughters were found dead in Vasant Kunj's Rangpuri village in the national capital, police said on Saturday (September 28). The four had allegedly consumed poison and died by suicide.

Officials reported that concerns arose when a red thread was discovered tied around the waist, hands, and necks of the four daughters. Additionally, a box of sweets was found at the scene.

The Delhi Police will study the 2018 Burari suicide case to see if there was any "occult practice" angle in the deaths of a man and his four daughters at a village in southwest Delhi's Vasant Kunj area,