"Dad, you can't separate us from..."/ Three sisters jumped from the ninth floor of the building, the youngest only 12 years old! (Grave scenes)

2026-02-05 09:18:26Aktualitet SHKRUAR NGA REDAKSIA VOX

"Dad, you can't separate us from..."/ Three sisters jumped from

A serious incident has shocked India, where three teenage sisters, aged 12, 14 and 16, have lost their lives after jumping from the ninth floor of the building where they lived.

The tragedy allegedly occurred after their father forbade them from using mobile phones and playing a so-called Korean "love game".

According to Indian media, the victims have been identified as Vishikha (16 years old), Prachi (14 years old) and Patsi (12 years old).

They left behind an eight-page suicide note, in which they expressed their strong connection to Korean culture.

The note said, among other things: " Dad, I'm sorry. Korea is our life, Korea is our greatest love. No matter what you say, we can't give up. That's why we're committing suicide . "

The note ended with the words: " You tried to distance us from the Koreans, but now you know how much we love them ."

The girls' father, shocked by the event, stated that he had not been aware of the game they were playing.

"This should not happen to any parent or child. I didn't know about the game, otherwise I would never have allowed them to use it," he told the media.

However, recent reports suggest that the circumstances of the event may be more complex.

According to police, two of the sisters may have attempted to stop the third from committing the fatal act, raising suspicions that the fall may have occurred during an attempt to prevent it.

The father described the girls as being extremely addicted to everything related to Korea, including movies, music, and television series.


He said that this addiction had begun during the COVID-19 pandemic, while local media reports that the girls had not returned to school since that period.

A police spokesman announced that in recent days the girls had been banned from using mobile phones, a decision that, according to him, appears to have had a significant emotional impact on them.

According to the Daily Mail, phrases like " I'm very, very lonely " were written on the wall of their room , suggesting a serious psychological condition.

The tragic event occurred shortly after 2:00 a.m. on Wednesday morning.

Police have launched investigations to fully uncover the case and have not yet identified the specific game that is suspected of influencing the girls' extreme reaction.


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