Ghaziabad Suicide Case: 5 Questions That Could Reveal the Truth Behind Sisters’ Deaths

The suicide of three sisters in Ghaziabad's Bharat City Society has shocked the nation. Evidence found by police has deepened the mystery. Cops are now investigating 5 key questions.

The balcony from which the three sisters jumped didn't have enough space on the railing or outside to stand properly. However, residents in the opposite flat claim a girl was sitting on the railing.

They jumped from about 85 feet. One body was 1 ft from the wall, another 8 ft, and the third 9 ft away. It's odd for bodies to fall so close to the wall from such a height.

The father, Chetan Singh, said the girls jumped while sitting. If so, their bodies should have fallen in the same direction, but they were found in different directions.

Could family issues be the reason? Neighbors say Chetan had two wives, who are sisters. One had already left. Before the incident, the wives were heard arguing, hinting at other issues.

According to media reports, when the police commissioner arrived, the two wives locked themselves inside and refused to come out. Meanwhile, the husband was seen crying and pleading with the police.