Ghaziabad Tragedy: Three Sisters Commit Suicide; Father’s Financial Past Raises Questions

Ghaziabad, Uttar Pradesh: In a shocking incident, three minor sisters from a Ghaziabad society took their lives by jumping from a building. Following the tragedy, police have uncovered alarming details about the family’s financial history.

Investigations revealed that the father and his wives held six bank accounts in total. Of these, three accounts belonged to the father, two to his first wife, and one to his third wife. While two of the accounts are now closed, one active demat account in the father’s name holds ₹37,000, which is above the mandatory balance requirement of ₹30,000. The third wife’s account contained just 39 paise.

Past Transactions in Crores

Police analysis shows that prior to 2007, the father’s accounts witnessed transactions worth crores, primarily from property deals and vehicle trading businesses. Currently, he is reportedly engaged only in share trading through a broker.

Since 2016, the father has taken at least 10 separate loans from various banks and via credit cards, most ranging between ₹2–3 lakh. Investigators found that he regularly sought financial help from his brother to cover household expenses and frequently borrowed money from relatives and acquaintances, highlighting his ongoing financial strain.

The police are continuing their investigation to determine whether financial pressures contributed to the tragic deaths of the three sisters.