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Police file case against two sisters in Greater Noida family suicide tragedy

Authorities in Greater Noida have registered a case against two sisters and a brother-in-law following a complaint related to the deaths of five family members in Rabupur. The development marks a significant turn in the ongoing investigation into the suspected mass suicide.

LSN India · 18 October 2026

Police file case against two sisters in Greater Noida family suicide tragedy

Police in Greater Noida have filed charges of abetment and harassment against two sisters and a brother-in-law in connection with the deaths of five members from a single household in Rabupur. The case was registered following a complaint filed by relatives of the deceased.

The case represents a new dimension in the investigation into the suspected mass suicide that shook the community. Authorities had been examining the circumstances surrounding the deaths, and the filing of charges indicates that investigators have identified potential links to harassment or abetment.

The complaint was lodged by family members of one of the deceased, who claimed that the accused had subjected the victims to mental cruelty and mistreatment. Police have registered an FIR under relevant sections of the Indian Penal Code pertaining to abetment of suicide and criminal intimidation.

The investigation remains ongoing as authorities continue to gather evidence and statements from witnesses. The case has raised concerns about family disputes and their potential role in tragic outcomes within households across the region.