Letter: Extreme Fallouts cellular addiction caused the murder of a man by his son, while another teenager took his own life in two separate cases reported on Thursday.
While the police arrested a 17-year-old boy on Thursday for allegedly killing his 40-year-old birdfather angrily because he was scolded to play too much on the telephone in Kawas Hazira Village, 16 years old girl on Jalan Ved Killing Himself His parents refused to hand over his cellphone because they thought he wasted time to ignore his studies.
Surprisingly, the boy even tried to cover his evil acts by trying to forward him as an accident he met his father by falling on the bathroom floor.
However, Postmortem revealed that the man died of suffocating.
The boy revealed to the police that his father often rebuked him for wasting time playing games on cellphones.
On Tuesday, repeated take turn for worse when the boy frustrated father angrily strangle to death.
The family member who found him lay unconscious at night took him to the hospital where he was declared dead.
The police sent the body to postmortem.
“The child told family members that he found his father in the bathroom.
Initially family members believed the man could die because of the injury he used after falling on the floor,” said a police officer at the Ichhapore police station.
However, during postmortem, the doctor, found a sign on the neck and stipulates that he died of strangling.
As long as it is questioned, teenagers recognize their crimes.
“The defendant ignored his studies and spent most of his time on cellphones.
He claimed that his addiction often caused the argument of the father and on Tuesday, it turned ugly and the boy killed his father from blind anger,” police said.
Khushbu Upadhyay, a class XI student, was found hanging in a room at his home at Ved Road on Tuesday.
His family members, who were going to work when he took extreme steps, told the police that the girl was annoyed because they confiscated her cellphone because she spent a lot of time on it.
His father, an automatic rickshaw driver, said his daughter had heated up the argument with his family members on cellphone problems before he ended his life.
Phone addiction claims 2 living in Gujarat
