Three Ghaziabad Sisters Die by Suicide Amid Korean Culture Obsession and Family Struggles

Three minor sisters aged 12, 14, and 16 died by suicide after jumping from the ninth floor of their Ghaziabad apartment. Investigations revealed their intense obsession with Korean culture, including K-pop, dramas, and an online task-based Korean game, which reportedly influenced their behavior and identity. The family faced financial distress, with the father burdened by debt and having confiscated the girls' mobile phones. A suicide note and diary expressing emotional isolation and attachment to Korean culture were recovered. Police are probing the exact causes, including gaming addiction and family dynamics.