Three minor sisters killed themselves after plunging from their 9th-floor apartment home in Ghaziabad, and authorities recovered a handwritt...
Three minor sisters killed themselves after plunging from their 9th-floor apartment home in Ghaziabad, and authorities recovered a handwritten note saying, “Sorry Papa.” Police have treated it as a suspected suicide case and have begun an investigation. Initial reporting suggests the girls may have been under severe emotional distress, but officials have not confirmed motives and are examining family circumstances, school pressures, and other possible factors.
Post-mortem examinations and forensic analysis of the note are part of the probe, and the family is being questioned to understand what led up to the incident.
Out of respect and responsibility, many media outlets are avoiding graphic details, and investigators have urged the public not to speculate until the inquiry is complete.
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Here are 24/7 mental health and suicide prevention helplines in India you (or someone you care about) can reach anytime for free, confidential support if you’re feeling overwhelmed, anxious, depressed, or in crisis:
📞 National 24/7 Helplines
• Tele-MANAS (Government of India) – Free, round-the-clock mental health support in multiple languages:
📞 14416 or 1800-891-4416
• KIRAN Mental Health Helpline – National mental health rehabilitation support:
📞 1800-599-0019
📞 Other 24/7 Support Options
• AASRA (Suicide Prevention):
📞 +91-98204-66726 – 24×7 support, Hindi & English
• Vandrevala Foundation (Mental Health & Suicide Helpline):
📞 1860-266-2345 / 99996-66555 – 24×7 multilingual support
👥 Specialised Support
• Manodarpan (for Students & Families):
📞 8448-440-632 – Emotional support tailored for students/families (operates 24/7)
🚨 Emergency
If there is immediate danger or risk of harm, also contact:
📞 112 – All-India emergency services (police/ambulance)
❗️Important: If you or someone is in crisis and thinking about hurting themselves, reach out to one of these numbers immediately. Talking to someone trained to listen can help provide support through overwhelming feelings.
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