Bhopal: A 13-year-old boy hanged himself in MP’s Chhatarpur on Friday after realizing that he had spent Rs 40,000 on an online war game.
The child has left behind a suicide note written on a page of the school copy, in which he has apologized to his parents for spending the money. The class 6 boy wrote, “Sorry mom, please don’t cry.” Chhatarpur SP Sachin Sharma He said that he has not yet taken the statements of the parents.
Parental authorization is mandatory for purchases made by anyone under the age of 18, the SP said: “The role of gaming Application This is also part of our investigation.” Cyber is investigating the cell phone and experts are involved. Bhopal Will inspect it too.
The child’s mother works in the pathology department of Chhatarpur Government Hospital and his father is also a pathologist. On Friday, the mother got a message on her phone about a transaction of Rs 1500 and she talked to the child about it. After some time the elder sister of the boy found him hanging in a room.
The suicide note went viral, causing a wave of emotions in the state. MP Parents Association President Kamal Vishwakarma Demanded a ban on such games.
The child has left behind a suicide note written on a page of the school copy, in which he has apologized to his parents for spending the money. The class 6 boy wrote, “Sorry mom, please don’t cry.” Chhatarpur SP Sachin Sharma He said that he has not yet taken the statements of the parents.
Parental authorization is mandatory for purchases made by anyone under the age of 18, the SP said: “The role of gaming Application This is also part of our investigation.” Cyber is investigating the cell phone and experts are involved. Bhopal Will inspect it too.
The child’s mother works in the pathology department of Chhatarpur Government Hospital and his father is also a pathologist. On Friday, the mother got a message on her phone about a transaction of Rs 1500 and she talked to the child about it. After some time the elder sister of the boy found him hanging in a room.
The suicide note went viral, causing a wave of emotions in the state. MP Parents Association President Kamal Vishwakarma Demanded a ban on such games.
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