Ghaziabad Sisters Case: Korean Love Games, Mobile Addiction and the Dark Side of Online Gaming in India
Korean Love Games, Online Addiction & Indian Children: A Silent Digital Crisis A Tragic Wake-Up Call from Ghaziabad By Vijesh Nair Date :05/02/2026 India is witnessing a disturbing intersection of online gaming addiction, excessive mobile phone usage, and vulnerable children , raising serious questions about digital safety, parental awareness, and regulatory failure. A recent tragic case from Ghaziabad , where three minor sisters were found dead under suspicious circumstances , has once again pushed the issue into national focus. According to initial reports, investigators are exploring the possible influence of online gaming platforms , including so-called “virtual partner” or “Korean love-style games” , which emotionally engage young users through simulated relationships, rewards, and constant interaction. 20% of Indian Adolescents at Risk? A graphic aired by a national news channel recently claimed that nearly 20% of Indian adolescents suffer from gaming addiction . While e...