Crime News: Troubled by online gaming addiction, 3 minor girls ended their lives by jumping off a building

A shocking incident of humanity has occurred in Ghaziabad, Uttar Pradesh, where the addiction to online gaming claimed the lives of three minor sisters. The three, 16-year-old Nishika, 14-year-old Prachi, and 12-year-old Pakhi, jumped from the ninth floor of a building and committed suicide. Preliminary investigation revealed that this incident was linked to a deadly Korean online game, shaking the entire nation.

After schools closed due to the COVID-19 pandemic, these girls got caught in the web of online gaming due to financial difficulties and had been playing this game continuously for the past year. According to the information provided by the family, they were aware of the girls' addiction, but it could not be stopped. Upon receiving the information, a police team led by the ACP reached the scene and seized the suicide note.

The note mentions depression caused by online gaming. This is a horrific example of how dangers in the online world can threaten the lives of minors. Police are now conducting an in-depth investigation into this specific Korean gaming app, the technology behind it, and its addictive aspects.

This incident is shocking to parents across the country. Many cases are emerging where online gaming addiction is increasing depression and suicide rates among the youth. Experts believe that strict monitoring of children's mobile usage and counseling is necessary. Ghaziabad police are preparing to submit an investigation report, and there is a possibility of action against the game developers. This tragedy has become a warning for awareness against online safety and digital addiction.