New facts have come to light in the suicide case of three sisters below 16 years of age in Ghaziabad. Father’s snatching of mobile phone, huge debt and addiction to Korean content are being linked to the investigation. Police and forensic investigation is ongoing.
Ghaziabad Triple Sisters Suicide Case Latest News: The case of suicide of three sisters below 16 years of age in Ghaziabad, Uttar Pradesh is becoming more complicated. Many such facts have come to light during the investigation, which are extremely shocking. For example, the girls’ father Chetan Kumar has not two but three wives. The special thing is that these three are real sisters. Apart from this, many shocking things are coming to light in this case.
Three wives, three real sisters
According to the police, Chetan Kumar has three wives. Their names are Sujata (Nishika’s mother), Hina (Prachi and Pakhi’s mother) and Tina. All three wives are real sisters. Let us tell you that the three sisters who committed suicide are Nishika (16 years), Prachi (14 years) and Pakhi (12 years). The last rites of the three sisters were performed at Nigam Bodh Ghat in Delhi on Wednesday.
Girls were closer to their father than their mother.
Investigation has also revealed that the three girls were closer to their father than their mother. Police believe that perhaps this is the reason why only the father has been mentioned in the suicide note and the mother’s name has not been mentioned anywhere.
Mental stress increased due to snatching of mobile phone
Investigation has revealed that the three sisters suffered severe mental stress when their father Chetan Kumar snatched their mobile phones. After this he sold those mobile phones to pay the electricity bill. Father Chetan Kumar told the police that he had taken this step because of excessive use of Korean content and apps by his daughters.
What happened on the night of the incident?
According to police investigation, on the night of the incident, the three girls had succeeded in taking away their mother’s mobile phone. However, she couldn’t access the Korean apps and content she wanted to watch on the phone. For this reason, the three sisters could not play online games and could not even talk to their Korean friends. The forensic team also revealed in the investigation that no app related to Korean content was found in her mother’s mobile phone.
Police is tracing the mobile sold through IMEI number
The handwritten suicide note and mobile message along with fingerprint samples have been sent to the forensic lab. The report is awaited. Also, the cyber crime team is trying to trace the people who had purchased the mobile phones through IMEI numbers, so that the Korean apps and data can be recovered.
Important clues from pocket diary
In the initial investigation, an 8-page pocket diary was found in the sisters’ room. There are hints of family discord along with a deep love for Korean culture and content. However, the police have clarified that at present the case is being considered a suicide. The focus of the investigation is to confirm the father’s alleged online gaming addiction, family circumstances and all other related aspects.