Tragedy in Kurukshetra: Mobile Game Addiction Claims Young Life
A 15-year-old boy from Haryana's Kurukshetra tragically ended his life, reportedly due to a mobile game addiction. His family had stopped him from playing, impacting his studies. The boy was found on the Delhi-Amritsar railway track, leading to a police investigation.
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A 15-year-old boy in Haryana's Kurukshetra district has died by suicide, allegedly due to an addiction to a mobile phone game, according to police reports.
The young student, enrolled in Class 9 and hailing from Shadipur Shaheedan village, had his gaming activities curbed by his family as they were detrimentally affecting his academic performance, stated Government Railway Police Sub-Inspector Kamal Rana.
In response to this parental intervention, the boy reportedly left home for the Delhi-Amritsar railway track on Thursday, where he took his own life. His body was discovered near Dheerpur railway station, approximately 15 km from Kurukshetra, and a post-mortem was conducted before family arrangements were made. Law enforcement has initiated further investigations into the incident.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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