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Ghaziabad: 3 Sisters Suicide in Korean Love Game: Following the suicide of three sisters in Ghaziabad, Uttar Pradesh, online games have once again come into the spotlight. Three sisters embraced death during a task.

Three sisters committed suicide after receiving a command.

In Ghaziabad, Uttar Pradesh, three sisters committed suicide by jumping from the ninth floor. This incident has shaken not only Ghaziabad but the entire country. Every parent whose child plays mobile games is worried because these three sisters died due to playing mobile games. All three were addicted to the task-based Korean love game. They received such a command that they decided to die instantly and jumped.

Father appeals to nation after death of three daughters

The entire family is devastated by the deaths of their three daughters. Their father, Chetan, has tearfully appealed to parents across the country to ensure that no parent lets their children play mobile games. "Because you never know what tasks they're being assigned," he said. "If I had known what kind of tasks was being assigned, I wouldn't have let them play games at all. I don't want what happened to me to happen to you."

What is this Korean love game?

The game that claimed the lives of three Ghaziabad sisters is a Korean love game. This game is shared through social media and messaging apps. The game's host, via an online chat system, introduces themselves as a Korean or foreign boy or girl and begins the conversation.

Gradually the tasks became very dangerous.

In this Korean love game, played online, the participant initially talks about friendship and love. They assign simple tasks to build trust in the player. Gradually, the tasks increase. Then, a point comes when mental pressure builds. In many cases, disobedience leads to threats. This stresses the player, and their behavior begins to change.

Death Commander had a daughter?

Chetan from Ghaziabad said, "My daughters were so addicted to this game that they started considering it their world. All three of them hadn't even gone to school for two years. They were busy playing games all day long. They would often say, 'Papa, we want to go to Korea.' When we went to their room, they would get up and go to the other room. One of the daughters, Prachi, played the role of Death Commander. Whatever task she gave them, both of them started completing it."

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