Ghaziabad Triple Suicide: Korean Culture Obsession, Debt, and Family Strife Revealed

• Three sisters, Maria, Aliza, and Cindy, committed suicide in Ghaziabad, deeply influenced by Korean culture and feeling restricted from it.
• Their father was burdened with a 2 crore rupee debt, had two wives, and a sister-in-law living in the house, leading to complex family dynamics.
• Financial hardship forced the sisters to drop out of school; a mobile phone was sold to pay for electricity.
• The girls faced threats of marriage and their mobile phones were taken away, cutting them off from their primary source of Korean content and leading to depression.
• The suicide note expressed their love for Korean culture and accused the family of trying to keep them away from it.