A very thrilling murder occurred at Burari when ten members were found hanging, the body of Narayan Devi, 77, the head of the Chundawat family, was lying on the floor in another room of the house on July 1, 2018.
A pathologist, along with his family, will move into the “horror house” of Burari on Sunday as a tenant. While Mohan Singh Kashyap plans to set up a pathological lab on the ground floor and stay on the first floor.
The pathologist issued a statement to TOI that he was aware of the “horror house” tag and would conduct a havan before moving in on Sunday. His family too is open to the idea of moving into the “inauspicious” house.
As Kashyap’s lab was located close to the Burari house, he had been looking for a place to stay in the vicinity. Kashyap’s children also study at a school, which is in the same area. Dinesh Chundawat, who took the possession of the house after the deaths, said that he was happy that it had been taken on rent.
“At least there would now be life and happiness in the house. This rent deal has been fixed by the carpenter Pappu, who had been taking care of the house till now. He is close to the family, and like a brother to me,” he said, adding new people coming to stay in the house may dispel all fears.
Virendra Tyagi, a social activist, said: “I told Kashyap there was no reason to worry and if there were any apprehensions then I was ready to sit with him in the house. People had spread several rumors in the area that we could not even digest. Some TV channels also showed things in a negative way. A person had earlier canceled the deal last minute due to rumors.
He also said something about the pipes that became famous during the incident, he said, “Some of them have been closed but a few kept open for ventilation purpose. I am also carrying out necessary repair work at the house.”
