Tragic Ties: The Hidden Dangers Behind Cultural Obsession

A recovered diary provides insights into the lives of three sisters who died by suicide in Ghaziabad, revealing their attachment to Korean culture and family conflicts. Police are probing the case, focusing on allegations of a Korean app and financial stress within the family.

A nine-page pocket diary found in the room of three minor sisters who recently died by suicide in Ghaziabad reveals a deep connection to Korean culture and family conflicts, according to police on Thursday.

The investigation into the triple suicide at Bharat City Society highlights that, despite initial claims, no evidence of a Korean task-based app influencing their actions has been found.

The diary points to the sisters' love for Korea and disputes with their family over personal choices, while the police also investigate alleged financial stress impacting the household.