Fresh twist in Ghaziabad sisters' suicide, father's 3rd wife was his employee

The tragic deaths of three minor sisters in Ghaziabad have revealed a complex family background marked by financial troubles and conflicting statements. The investigation is uncovering disturbing details about their home life and education, deepening the mystery.

The investigation into the deaths of three minor sisters who jumped from the ninth floor of a high-rise in Ghaziabad is getting murkier, with police uncovering contradictions in their father’s statements, unclear marital ties, and troubling details about the children’s lives at home and school.

With every round of questioning, police say new details are emerging about the girls’ father, Chetan Kumar, his three marriages, shifting statements, money troubles and the life the children were living behind closed doors.

Chetan told police that in 2018 he worked in Ghaziabad arranging credit card services. During that time, he hired a young woman named Tina. According to police sources, the two later grew close and Chetan married her, making Tina his third wife.

Tina is believed to be around 22 years old and has a three-year-old daughter with him. What has puzzled investigators is that Chetan had earlier told police that Tina was not his wife but his sister-in-law. This contradiction has now become a key part of the probe.

Chetan has admitted that he married Sujata in 2010 and Hina in 2013. But police say the timeline raises questions. His eldest daughter from Sujata is 16 years old, which casts doubt on his claim that he married again because his first marriage did not result in children.

Police are now trying to verify the sequence of marriages through documents. This has been difficult, as both Sujata and Hina are illiterate and have been unable to provide marriage dates or paperwork.