New Delhi, February 8: The grandfather of three minor sisters, who tragically ended their lives by jumping from the ninth floor of a building in Ghaziabad, has urged the government to ban the Korean task-based game to which the girls were allegedly addicted.

In an emotional plea to the authorities, Dilip, the maternal grandfather of the deceased sisters, stated that such a ban could help prevent similar tragedies in the future. "I fold my hands before the government and request that this game be banned so that no more children take such extreme steps," said Dilip, a resident of Seelampur in northeast Delhi.

The girls' deaths have raised concerns about the impact of online gaming on young minds, with many questioning the role such games may have played in their tragic decision.