After the suicide of Yash, a student of class six in the online game in Mohanlalganj, Lucknow in UP, the police has now started the initiative in this case. Yes, the Lucknow Police has appealed to parents to keep a close watch on children’s online activities and internet use.

Yash lost Rs 14 lakh from his father’s bank account due to mobile gaming addiction. It was discovered when the father went to withdraw money in the bank, Yash committed suicide after his father interrupted.

Mobile gaming addiction killed

According to the police, Yash spent Rs 14 lakh in online gaming. When his father Suresh Yadav came to know about this and he scolded the son, Yash went to the roof on the pretext of studies. His sister found him hanging, and the family immediately took him to the Community Health Center, where doctors declared him dead.

Police appeal to parents

Lucknow Deputy Commissioner of Police (Southern) Nipun Aggarwal said that during investigation, it was found that Yash had lost Rs 14 lakh from his father’s bank account. After the father’s scolding, he took a step like suicide. He advised parents to monitor the internet and bank accounts of minor children and make them aware of cyber risks.

Father’s pain

Yash’s father Suresh Yadav told that I just said that son you are doing wrong things. I work hard to earn money for you. This incident put the family in deep shock.

Cyber ​​security and awareness important

Mohanlalganj Police Station D.K. Singh said that Yash committed suicide after receiving information about the family withdrawing money from the bank. The police insisted on educating children from parents about online gaming and cyber threats.

From cyber risks How to avoid,

• Keep an eye on children’s online activities.
• Keep information about bank accounts and online transactions safe.
• Tell children about cyber security and responsible internet usage.
• Identify signs of mobile gaming addiction and take time in time.

While presenting this tragic incident as a warning, the Parents have appealed to the parents to focus on the digital behavior of their children so that such incidents can be prevented in future.