Ghaziabad Triple Suicide Case: Father’s Bank Accounts Under Police Scrutiny

Ghaziabad, Uttar Pradesh: The investigation into the tragic deaths of three minor sisters in Trans-Hindon, Ghaziabad, has taken a significant turn. On the night of 3 February, the three girls reportedly jumped from the ninth floor of a building in Bharat City Society, leading to their deaths. Police have now obtained detailed records of the father’s three bank accounts and are scrutinizing the transactions to understand the family’s financial situation.

Financial Records Could Reveal Key Details
According to police sources, the complete record of the father’s three accounts—spanning thousands of transaction pages—was received on Thursday. Investigators are carefully examining each detail to assess the family’s economic condition. Authorities expect to obtain the mother’s bank account details by Friday. Once all accounts are reviewed, police hope to have a clear picture of the father’s financial status.

Earlier Statements Under Question
Initially, the father claimed that the girls were influenced by Korean culture and online task-based games. He said that after their mobile phones were confiscated, the daughters used the parents’ phones and even managed a YouTube channel, uploading 27 videos, 17 of which were deleted before the incident. However, police investigations suggest that school failures and dropping out were linked to financial difficulties, which contradicts the father’s initial explanation. Authorities may question him further on these discrepancies.

Comprehensive Investigation Underway
Police are examining all angles, including the influence of Korean culture, mobile addiction, family stress, and financial pressures. Investigators are also analyzing suicide notes, diaries, forensic reports, and data from sold mobile phones. The father’s three marriages and other family dynamics are also part of the inquiry. Officials have stated that all evidence will be pieced together to uncover the truth behind this tragic incident.