Archive · 19 May 2025
Sisters Allegedly Die by Suicide After Father's Reprimand
Two teenage sisters in India reportedly ended their lives after their father found them using a mobile phone given by some boys.
The father, a school teacher, had scolded them for this.
The girls claimed the phone was given to them under threat.
The father left, and later the girls were found dead in a locked room by their brother.
Police are investigating the circumstances surrounding the phone and the girls' deaths.
They are also looking into whether the girls were pressured or threatened in any way.
The father had previously scolded his elder daughter for talking to a boy on the phone the year before.
Two sisters in Ambedkar Nagar, UP, India, allegedly died by suicide.
The father, a teacher, reprimanded the girls for using a mobile phone.
The girls claimed the phone was given to them by boys who threatened them.
The father found the girls talking on the phone at around 6 pm.
Police are investigating the circumstances and the boys involved.
- Who
- Two sisters, aged 17 and 15, are reported to have died by suicide. Their father, a teacher, reprimanded them.
- What
- Two sisters allegedly died by suicide after being scolded by their father.
- When
- The incident occurred on Saturday evening.
- Where
- Ambedkar Nagar, Uttar Pradesh, India.
- Why
- The sisters allegedly died by suicide after being scolded by their father for using a mobile phone reportedly gifted to them by boys.
- Victims
- Two sisters, ages 17 and 15
- Location
- Ambedkar Nagar, UP, India
- Father's Profession
- Teacher
- Alleged Cause
- Reprimand by father
- Police Investigation
- Ongoing, probing phone circumstances