Sujata Bhatia, Narayani Devi's daughter who lives in Panipat sobbed and screamed asking police officers to not take her brothers away as the bodies were being moved to the ambulance. Sujata and her husband rushed to Burari from Panipat after hearing of the demise of her family members. Her husband had been keeping unwell and was hospitalised as well. "I had spoken to my mother around 10 pm on Saturday night and everything seemed normal. Whoever has done it has very carefully planned the murder. We did not have a rivalry or enmity with anybody," said Sujata. Narayani Devi's had five children -- three sons and two daughters. The only surviving son lives at Kota in Rajasthan. The five siblings were known as the Pandavas in the area. The family was known in the area for their humility. They were also a very religious family with all of them praying thrice a day. Recently they had also organised a Sundarkanth paath at their residence. The number of locals and neighbours who had gathered to grieve the death showed the amount of love and respect they garnered. "They were all soft-spoken, kind and generous. They never abused or fought with anyone. Each time they met any elder on the road irrespective of the number of times they crossed, the children of the house would always touch the feet and greet them with a lot of respect. It is hard to believe that they could have committed suicide, that too, all of them at once," said one of the neighbours.

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