Blue Whale challenge

After realising what he had done, the boy ran away with INR 2 lakh cash and his mother’s mobile phone.(Representational Image) - Sakshi Post
Dec 09, 2017
According to reports, the teenager was addicted to a video game High School Gangster Escape which is similar to the deadly Blue Whale challenge.
The Supreme Court said “lonely” and “depressed” children are usually attracted towards such dangerous games and asked the Centre to take steps to ensure that no such deaths occur. - Sakshi Post
Oct 27, 2017
Doordarshan to prepare a programme to educate children about the evils of Bluewhale game: SC.
The Supreme Court on Friday sought the Centre’s response on a plea seeking a ban on the online Blue Whale game that has been blamed for a number of deaths of young people. - Sakshi Post
Sep 15, 2017
The Blue Whale Challenge, reportedly created by a former convict in Russia, is said to psychologically provoke players to indulge in daring, self-destructive tasks.
The danger involved in the game itself is making youngsters addicted to Blue Whale Challenge - Sakshi Post
Sep 04, 2017
Blue Whale Continues Wreak Havoc Across India; 2 More Suicides; Woman Rescued 
The online game originated in Russia - Sakshi Post
Aug 11, 2017
After the boy went missing, the parents started inquiring with his friends when they came to know that he was playing the ‘Blue Whale Challenge’
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