Jaipur: A 12-year-old boy was kidnapped and killed allegedly by his 16-year-old cousin who wanted to pay off the debt by claiming ransom in Gudheela Village under the area of ​​Nagaur in Laadnun.
Boys accused of owing heavily after playing online games where players are expected to pay money through the e-wallet.
He has taken loans from various people, including his neighbors after he was suspected of being an online game addict.
He allegedly first invited his cousin and then sent a ransom message to ask Rs 5 Lakh to the boy’s father.
After killing the boy, the defendant also buried him near the village.
According to the police, the 12-year-old boy was lost from his village on December 8 “while our team tried to track it, we got pine from the father of the child who was missing.
It stated that he received a ransom call through a social media account where the sender of the message had asked for a ransom Rs 5 lakh.
Our Cyber ​​cell team traces the IP address and finds that it is in the village where the boy is gone, “said the Surragur supervisor from the Abhijeet Singh Police.
The technical supervision team found that the cellphone number used to send a 7-year-old boy’s message.
“Because the mobile location is in the village and IP address is also tracked, we invited the 16-year-old boy for questioning and telling him that the phone used to send a message on the child’s social media he.
He claimed to be on his crime.
On Monday, after interrogation, We managed to restore the body of the 12-year-old boy was buried near the village by the boy who was accused of Monday, “Singh added.
The police were stunned to know the reason why the 12-year-old boy was killed.
“The boy accused of 16 years is an online game addict that requires you to have money on your e-wallet to rise to various levels.
He has taken loans from the villagers and shop owners.
He has asked the 12-year-old boy to come to him.
Then, he made a fake social media account and sent a message to the boy who asked for ransom Rs 5 Lakh, “Singh added.
The boy accused of being held by the police and questioned.