Suicide Note Saying “Mummy, Papa, Sorry” Found After Three Minor Sisters Die in Ghaziabad
A tragic incident has been reported in Ghaziabad, Uttar Pradesh, where three minor sisters were found dead, with a handwritten note discovered at the scene reading, “Mummy, Papa, sorry.”
Police said the girls, who were all below the age of 18, were found together at the location of the incident after neighbours alerted authorities. Emergency responders confirmed that the children had died before help could arrive.
During a search of the area, officers recovered a suicide note believed to have been written by one of the sisters. The brief message expressed apology to their parents but did not clearly explain the reason behind their actions.
Preliminary investigations suggest the girls may have been experiencing emotional distress, but police said they are still working to establish the full circumstances leading to the tragedy. The bodies were taken for post-mortem examination to determine the exact cause of death.
Local residents described the family as quiet and said the incident had left the entire community in shock. Neighbours said the sisters were often seen together and appeared close, making the news of their deaths particularly heartbreaking.
A senior police official stated that the parents are being questioned as part of routine investigation procedures and that no signs of foul play have been detected so far. Authorities said mobile phones and school records are being reviewed to understand what might have influenced the girls’ state of mind.
Child welfare officials have also been informed and are expected to provide counselling support to the family and community members affected by the tragedy.
The incident has sparked renewed discussions in India about mental health among children and teenagers, with experts urging parents, teachers, and schools to pay closer attention to signs of emotional distress in young people.
Police said investigations are ongoing and more details will be released once forensic and background checks are completed.
⚠️ If you or someone you know is struggling with suicidal thoughts, help is available.
In India, you can contact:
- AASRA Helpline: +91-22-27546669
- Kiran Mental Health Helpline: 1800-599-0019
In Nigeria, support is available via hospitals and mental health NGOs. You can also reach trusted family members, religious leaders, or healthcare professionals.
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