Ghaziabad Tragedy: Three Sisters Fall from 9th Floor, Police Find Mysterious Note
A heartbreaking incident unfolded in Ghaziabad's Bharat City housing society when three young sisters fell to their deaths from their ninth-floor rented apartment early Wednesday morning. The victims, aged 12, 14, and 16, plunged through an open window in what has become a deeply puzzling case for investigators.
Disturbing Discovery: The Note and Scene
Police officers who responded to the tragedy made several unsettling discoveries inside the sisters' room. Most notably, they found a handwritten note pasted on a mirror that has become central to their investigation. The note, titled "True Life Story," directs readers to a diary containing what it claims is the girls' true story.
The message reads in Hindi: "Is dairi me jo kuch bhi likha hai vo sab padhlo quki ye sab sach hai. Read now!!" which translates to "Read all that is written in this diary because all of it is true." At the bottom of this disturbing communication, investigators found a weepy face drawn in what appeared to be a child's handwriting, accompanied by the words: "Sorry Papa, I'm really sorry."
Korean Culture Reference and Family Details
Police sources revealed that among eight pages of writing recovered from the room, there was a specific mention of "Korean culture." This reference has added another layer of complexity to the investigation as authorities try to understand its significance in the context of the tragedy.
The scene inside the room presented additional mysteries. Family photographs were found scattered across the floor, and the door had been locked from the inside, requiring police to force their way in. Investigators have not yet determined what these elements might indicate about the circumstances leading to the girls' deaths.
Family Background and Recent Restrictions
According to police officers and society residents, the girls came from an unusual family structure. Their father had married twice, with both wives being sisters who lived together in the household. He had five children total from these marriages.
- The two younger girls who died were daughters from the second wife
- The oldest victim was the daughter from the first wife
- The father reportedly married the second time because he had no children from his first marriage
Police sources indicated that the sisters had stopped attending school approximately a year before the incident and spent considerable time on their mobile phones. This behavior apparently caused some family tension, leading their father to impose restrictions on their phone usage just days before the tragedy.
Eyewitness Account and Initial Response
Most residents of Bharat City first became aware of the tragedy through loud sounds in rapid succession followed by screams in a girl's voice. The sounds appear to have been created as the girls hit extensions of flats during their descent before finally striking the ground.
Arun Singh, a 34-year-old resident who works in the transport sector and creates online video content part-time, witnessed the horrifying event from his apartment in the opposite tower. He told reporters that he saw the girls fall from the open window of their flat.
When police arrived at the scene on Wednesday afternoon, they found the flat locked from the inside, with repeated knocks eliciting no response. The investigation continues as authorities examine the recovered writings and piece together the events leading to this family tragedy.
