The PUBG game has already been declared dangerous. That is why even after the game was banned in India, children have become addicted to it.
One such case has come up in Agra where an 11-year-old minor boy murdered a 4-year-old girl because of this game. Not only that, but he also buried the baby’s body with the help of a relative.
The matter came to light when police arrived and the investigation was followed. Everyone was shocked to know the truth. The police have sent the accused child to a juvenile home and put the accused relative in jail.
As per media reports, the 11-year-old was playing PUBG on the evening of April 2 at Kathwari, a village in Agra district of Uttar Pradesh. In the meantime, she murdered a 4-year-old girl, Nimmi, at home. Then, with the help of his relative Sohan, the boy buried her body.
The family searched for the girl and did not know anything. He briefed the police on the matter. The police registered a report and found that the accused 11-year-old child had been playing PUBG. On Sunday, the police disclosed the incident and people were amazed.
The police interrogation revealed that Sohan Singh lives on rent at deceased’s father Sher Singh place. The police also questioned the girl’s disappearance.
On a strict interrogation of the police, the accused Sohan said that he had an 11-year-old boy of a relative. The boy was playing the PUBG game on his mobile. While playing the game, a cartoon appeared on the screen which gave the task that he had to hold the neck of the person in front.
In the meantime, the boy grabbed the neck of the 4-year-old innocent girl playing in front and killed her. After which the child, along with his relative Sohan Lal, suppressed the body of the girl. The police disclosed the case and arrested the accused Sohan and sent the 11-year-old boy to the Juvenile Improvement Centre.
In the police interrogation, the accused child said that his relative (Sohan) had put a rope trap in the neck of Nimmi. So that the police understand that the murder has not been incidental but has been done deliberately. This makes the family suspicious of others.
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