Agra: Two boys who are engrossed in playing pubg, popular online games, during their morning trip destroyed to death by train goods on the single Mathura-Kasganj lane at Laxmi Nagar, Materhura, on Saturday.
While one of the cellphones was broken in the accident, the others were still running when restored, said Shashi Prakash Singh, Station House Officer (Sho) from the Jamunapar police station.
“We don’t know where the train passes when the accident takes place,” Sho said, adding that the body was sent for Post-Mortem.
The dead boy was identified as Gaurav Kumar, 14, a class X class X class X Teacher Nanak Dev, and his neighbor Kapil Kumar, 14, class X BGB BRAJ students of Middle School Education Academy.
Both are said to be smart students.
There were no eyewitnesses available in this case, police said.
Some people passed – by telling them about bodies lying on the railroad around 7am.
Still coming on condition with the tragedy, Gaurav’s father Rahul Kumar, who runs the milk business, says his son has decided to take a walk in the morning and ask to be awakened earlier.
“Today is the first day of the morning trip and I want him to make it routine …
But now he leaves,” he said, adding that he had left home around 5:15 a.m.
and had taken a cellphone (father).
telephone for use.
Kapil, who lived only 100 meters from Gaurav’s House, fell asleep when the last convinced him to take a walk.
“We don’t know about this online game.
If I realized it, I would never give him a cellphone,” said the father of Kapil Sanjay Kumar, who runs the mattress business.
Harvansion Singh, manager of Teacher Nanak Dev General, where Gaurav is studying, saying that he is a good student and has never found him pampering crime.
“He is a simple boy,” Singh added.
Echoing a similar view about Kapil, his headmaster, Sameer Malhotra, said that he had never received complaints against students.
Playerunknown Battlegrounds, popularly called pubg, is an online multiplayer game.
Experts claim that this game is very addictive and can cause violent behavior in those who play it.