The NGO, Nirman, in association with the students of Noida degree college, assembled at house No. D5 in Nitharialong with Jhabbu Lal and Sunita, the parents of one of the victims, and lit candles and prayed for the peace of the victims' souls.
On December 29, 2006, skulls and bones were recovered from a drain behind the house following which police had arrested its owner, Moninder Singh Pandher, and his servant, Surinder Koli.
After Koli submitted a mercy petition, his death sentence has been converted to life imprisonment.
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