Triple Suicide Case: Secret Diary, Online Obsession And 1:45 AM Prayer Room Lock-In Reveal Haunting Details

Triple suicide of minors in Ghaziabad, Uttar Pardesh has left the whole nation in deep shock. According to the reports on February 4, three minors committed suicide by jumping from the 9th floor of their building.

The incident took place in Bharat City under the Tila Mod police station area. As the investigation continues, several possible reasons behind this tragic step are coming to light, but the exact cause is still being examined by the police.

Post-mortem Report Reveals Chilling Truth:

The post-mortem reports of all three sisters have now been released. According to the reports, the cause of death was excessive bleeding due to severe injuries from the fall. Their final rites are expected to take place soon, and preparations are being made by the family.

What Happened That Night

According to police officials, the three sisters were sleeping with their mother on the night of the incident. At around 1:45 a.m., they woke up and told their mother they were going to drink water. However, instead of heading to the kitchen, they went to the prayer room inside their home and locked the door from the inside.

Inside the room, the girls reportedly used a plastic stool to reach the window. Despite their mother repeatedly knocking on the door and calling out to them, there was no response. Police say the eldest sister jumped first, followed by the other two. When officers arrived at the scene, they found the three girls severely injured on the ground.

The sisters - Nishika (16), Prachi (14), and Pakhi (12) - were rushed to a nearby hospital in Loni by ambulance. Sadly, doctors declared them dead on arrival. The sudden loss of three young lives has left family members and neighbours devastated.

Suicide Note and Diary: Key Clues in Investigation

The diary recovered in the Ghaziabad triple suicide case has revealed that the three sisters were deeply attached to Korean culture, a fascination that investigators believe may have played a role in the tragic outcome.

Officials suspect that their involvement in a task-based online game could also be linked to the incident. The diary entries repeatedly expressed their strong admiration for Korean music, shows and actors, raising fresh concerns about children using mobile phones without supervision.

In one of the messages found in the diary, the sisters wrote about their emotional connection to Korean culture and questioned how they could be forced to give it up. The note suggested that they considered it an important part of their lives and felt misunderstood about their attachment.

They also wrote that they were deeply influenced by Korean actors and K-pop groups, describing this interest as central to their happiness.

Police officials had earlier stated that the girls' father had recently limited their mobile phone usage, which may have upset them.

Investigators are now examining whether this restriction, along with their online activities, contributed to their mental distress.

Further entries in the diary listed other forms of entertainment the sisters enjoyed. Apart from Korean content, they mentioned their interest in Thai, Chinese and Japanese music and films, indicating a broader fascination with East Asian pop culture. Authorities continue to study the diary and digital devices to better understand what led to the tragic incident.