The Enigma of Burari: A Chilling Tale Unfolds
The mysterious deaths of 11 members of the Chundawat family in Burari, Delhi, in 2018 continue to intrigue locals and outsiders alike. Initially believed to be murder, investigations unraveled a ritual gone awry influenced by a series of registers dictating bizarre spiritual practices. The once feared home now draws occasional curious visitors.

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In 2018, a chilling incident gripped Burari, North Delhi, where the Chundawat family was found dead in their home. Seven years later, the mystery of the 11 deaths continues to captivate, with life in the neighborhood largely returning to normalcy.
Initially treated as murder, the case unraveled into a fascinating puzzle involving spiritual rituals, psychological influences, and superstitions. Investigators discovered registers detailing practices meant to replicate a ritual known as 'badh tapasya.' The notebook entries were reportedly dictated by Lalit Chundawat, who claimed to be guided by his deceased father's spirit.
Despite initial shock and fear among locals, the bustling neighborhood has mostly moved on, though reminders of the family's tragic end linger. Some locals still recount strange occurrences and belief-driven reactions, yet the tale of the Chundawats remains a subject of endless speculation and interest.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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