Garena Free Fire: A 11-year-old Suryansh suicides after being addicted to Free Fire- Suryansh hanged himself in his home on Wednesday afternoon in the capital of Madhya Pradesh. As far as we know, he was used to playing games on his mobile such as Free Fire. No suicide note has been found so far. Let’s know the details of why the case was filed against the Garena Free Fire, one of the most popular battle royale games in India.
Suryansh, 11, hanged himself in the house on Wednesday afternoon in the capital’s Shankaracharya Nagar neighborhood. A report indicates that he often played games on his grandfather’s mobile phone. Suryansh was a student of class V from a local private school. According to the police, no suicide note has been found. Investigations revealed Suryansh’s habit of playing games such as Free Fire. Due to this, he is said to have been scolded regularly at home. There is an investigation underway.
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Garena Free Fire: A 11-year-old Suryansh suicides after being addicted to Free Fire
Yogesh Ojha lives in Shankaracharya Nagar, according to SI Kamlesh Raikwar of Bajaria police station. He owns an eyeglasses shop in Bagsevaniya. Besides Suryansh, they have a three-year-old daughter. During the afternoon of Wednesday, Suryansh and his cousin were watching TV in a second-floor room in the house.
Suryansh’s grandmother reached the room around three o’clock in the afternoon and saw Suryansh hanged after his brother left from there after some time. He was taken to the hospital by his family members after being taken from the noose. A doctor completed a checkup and pronounced him dead. The information received indicates that there was no suicide note found on the scene.
In the course of preliminary questions with the family members, it has been found that Suryansh played Free Fire on his grandfather’s phone. His grandfather scolded him often for this. As soon as he got the chance, Suryansh would download the free fire on his mobile, and if any family member saw him, he would delete the game. According to the police, his addiction to the game caused him to take such an extreme step.
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