In Ghaziabad, Uttar Pradesh, 3 minor sisters committed suicide by jumping from the ninth floor. An 8-page note written “Sorry Papa” was found from the spot. The investigation has revealed ban on mobile phones and deep connection with Korean culture.
Ghaziabad 3 Sisters Suicide: A very tragic incident came to light at around 2:15 am on Wednesday in Ghaziabad, Uttar Pradesh, adjacent to Delhi. Three sisters living in Bharat City area of Uttar Pradesh jumped from the ninth floor apartment. A suicide note was found from the spot, in which it was written, “Sorry, Papa”.
Dissatisfaction regarding mobile phones came to light
Pakhi (12), Prachi (14) and Vishika (16) were reportedly angry with their father for taking the mobile phone. Police investigation has revealed that he was stopped from using his mobile phone for the last few days.
Three sisters jumped from the balcony at midnight
After midnight the three sisters went to the balcony, closed the door from inside and jumped out of the window one by one. Hearing their screams and the loud sound of the fall, parents, neighbors and security guards woke up. By the time the parents broke down the balcony door, it was too late.
Police confirmed: All three died on the spot
Assistant Commissioner of Police Atul Kumar Singh said, on reaching the spot, it was found that all three daughters of Chetan Kumar had died after jumping from the building. In the morning visuals, the bodies of all three were seen lying on the ground, the mother was seen crying and a crowd of people gathered around.
Deep connection with Korean culture
According to reports, all three sisters were big fans of Korean culture. They also kept their Korean names and were reported to have stopped going to school two years ago. Police have found an 8-page suicide note, which was written in a pocket diary. It was written in the note, whatever is written in this diary is true. Read now. I am very sorry. Sorry, Papa.” Along with this, there was also a hand drawn crying emoji.
Papa sorry, Korea is our life..
The girls’ father Chetan Kumar said that it seems like a case of addiction to Korean culture. According to Chetan Kumar, the daughters wrote – Papa sorry, Korea is our life, Korea is our biggest love. Whatever you say, we cannot leave it. It was also written in the note that the family had tried to distance him from the Korean people.
Was completely immersed in K-Pop and Korean content
According to the police, the three sisters were deeply engrossed in K-Pop, Korean films, music, short films, shows and web series. Deputy Commissioner of Police Nimish Patel said that the ban on mobile phones had a deep impact on him. Police say that there is clear mention of Korean culture in the suicide note.
Mobile addiction during Covid
According to reports, he got addicted to mobile phones during the COVID-19 pandemic. After this she remained irregular in school and then stopped going to school completely. According to the police, Chetan Kumar had two marriages and lived with both his wives and all his daughters. Two of the girls who died were daughters of one wife, while the third was his half-sister.
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