The incident occurred in Lucknow, Uttar Pradesh, India. There is no information about the identity of the boy yet, but it has been reported that his father is a soldier and therefore has a gun in the house.

what is known

• Uttar Pradesh police said the incident occurred around 3 am on June 5th.
• The killer pulled the trigger after arguing with his mother.
• The reason for the scandal was the disappearance of money: a woman accused her son of stealing and did not let him play PUBG (Playerunknown’s Battlegrounds), which in India is called BGMI (Battlegrounds Mobile India).
• He then hid his body inside the house and used an air freshener to mask the smell.
• The source writes that the teenager also threatened his 10-year-old sister so that she would not tell anyone about the murder.
• He devised a plan that, in his view, would help conceal the crime. After the murder, he invited a friend over to spend the night—probably to show that everything was okay.
• Your friend’s relatives called the police.
• The boy, who is now in a juvenile detention centre, initially claimed that his mother was killed by an electrician. The younger sister is now in the care of her father, grandparents.
• The game device, which became the last point, was sent for analysis.

There is no direct connection between the game and the actions of the teenager. Many associate video games with actual acts of violence. However, numerous recent studies have shown the opposite. For example, researchers at the Irish Science Foundation’s Software Research Center have concluded that while games are much less expensive than full-fledged medical care, they relieve the symptoms of many mental illnesses, such as anxiety and depression. By playing games, people can release their emotions, thereby reducing the manifestations of aggression.