bhaskarkilli
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Might be strong reason is behind this and nobody is knows till yet.
News Man kills his entire family:Commits suicide
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scorpionking76
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RIP to the departed souls. 
IndianMascot
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Because that bloody arsehole thought that this will be considered as sacrifice and he and his family will get Jannat. Jhantu kahi ka.
scorpionking76
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This is something else not Jannath bhai.
IndianMascot
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He was mental sick bro and used to sexually abuse one of the family member too. He has tried this earlier too
bhaskarkilli
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He is psycho
scorpionking76
EntMnt Knight
Really . Aisa kya 
IndianMascot
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Check this
Subiya Bharmal, 22, the only survivor of one of the country's worst criminal homicides, revealed on Friday that her murderous brother showed outward signs of normalcy to the world, but he was a different person in the family, often acting out with misplaced resentment.
In her first public account of the February 28 horror in Thane, she also told Mirror that her brother Hasnain Warekar, 35, had been sexually abusing their younger sister with mental health problems. The family learned about the abuse on February 6 — a development that unsettled Hasnain and was perhaps one factor in his baffling motive to slit the throats of 14 family members, including eight children, in his house.
"He used to make our sister do all kinds of sexual acts. I was the first to learn about his disgusting behaviour and I complained to our mother on February 6. I think he overheard our conversation," said Subiya, who survived the massacre by locking herself in a room in Hasnain's ground-plusone-storey home in Kasarvadavali, Thane. Hasnain murdered his parents, his wife, their two young daughters, his three sisters, and his six nieces and nephews before hanging himself while still holding the bloodstained butcher's knife.
Exclusive: Hasnain used to sexually assault our mentally ill sister, the family came to know about it in February - Mumbai Mirror
Subiya Bharmal, 22, the only survivor of one of the country's worst criminal homicides, revealed on Friday that her murderous brother showed outward signs of normalcy to the world, but he was a different person in the family, often acting out with misplaced resentment.
In her first public account of the February 28 horror in Thane, she also told Mirror that her brother Hasnain Warekar, 35, had been sexually abusing their younger sister with mental health problems. The family learned about the abuse on February 6 — a development that unsettled Hasnain and was perhaps one factor in his baffling motive to slit the throats of 14 family members, including eight children, in his house.
"He used to make our sister do all kinds of sexual acts. I was the first to learn about his disgusting behaviour and I complained to our mother on February 6. I think he overheard our conversation," said Subiya, who survived the massacre by locking herself in a room in Hasnain's ground-plusone-storey home in Kasarvadavali, Thane. Hasnain murdered his parents, his wife, their two young daughters, his three sisters, and his six nieces and nephews before hanging himself while still holding the bloodstained butcher's knife.
Exclusive: Hasnain used to sexually assault our mentally ill sister, the family came to know about it in February - Mumbai Mirror
scorpionking76
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So this is more of family fued which led this homicide