Hyderabad, Jan 6 (Hydnow): A degree second-year student who allegedly was addicted to a PUBG game, died by suicide at his house in Yellareddyguda in Punjagutta, on Wednesday night., The incident came to light on Saturday.
According to the police, P. Akhil stayed with his mother S.Jaya, after his father passed away five years ago. On Wednesday evening, Akhil went out after informing his mother, who was somewhere out of work, that he would come back after meeting a friend at Srinagar colony. However, around 8 pm, he sent a text message to his mother saying “Bye Mummy Love You Jagratha”.
Worried over the developments, his mother rushed to the house and found the main door latched from inside. With the help of neighbors, the door was broken and Akhil was found hanging from the ceiling fan. “Akhil was shifted to a private hospital where he died while undergoing treatment later in the night, ” said Panjagutta sub inspector S.Upendrababu.
In her complaint, Jaya stated that her son had not attended college for the last three months and got highly addicted to PUBG games. The police registered a case under Section 174 of CrPC and are investigating. (Hydnow)
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