BGMI addiction: Battlegrounds Mobile India is one of the most popular battle royale games in the country. However, there is always a fine margin between addiction to games and playing for passion. Recently, we came across quite a few instances where young boys and girls are going extreme to enjoy the game. That’s why video gaming addiction has become one of the most discussed issues in recent days. A new incident took place in Uttar Pradesh where a minor boy shot dead his mother after she stopped him from playing. Below is a brief understanding of the situation. For future updates on Battlegrounds Mobile India, Follow InsideSport on GOOGLE NEWS
BGMI addiction: Video Gaming addiction leads to the death of a mother in Uttar Pradesh, More Details
In recent years, we have witnessed a massive growth of Esports games and tournaments. However, the concerns about video gaming addiction are also raising as each day passes. We have seen a young boy’s addiction to playing BGMI cost his parents more than 19 lakhs INR. Another incident took place where a 13-year-old-young boy committed suicide after his father stopped him from playing the game. A Mohali teenager had stolen more that 2 Lakhs rupees to buy in-game items.
There are so many examples that can be put together and it raises so many questions. In terms of the Esports community, India is growing rapidly but it’s safe to see these kinds of incidents occur in tandem.
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BGMI addiction: Video Gaming addiction leads to the death of a mother in Uttar Pradesh, More Details
The most recent incident took place in Uttar Pradesh a few hours back as A minor boy shot dead his mother after she stopped him from playing the PUBG game. According to a preliminary probe, he was addicted to the game and his mother used to stop him from playing BGMI. That’s why he committed the incident with his father’s pistol.
UP | A minor boy shot dead his mother after she stopped him from playing PUBG game. Preliminary probe revealed that he was addicted to the game and his mother used to stop him from playing, due to which he committed the incident with his father’s pistol: ADCP, East Lucknow (07.6) pic.twitter.com/t1gA1nG5k4
— ANI UP/Uttarakhand (@ANINewsUP) June 7, 2022
Since the introduction of the popular Battle Royale mobile games, we have been witnessing quite a few unfortunate incidents. Authorities need to take a strict approach to stop these kinds of incidents from occurring further. We also think that popular creators and streamers should come forward and do the needful which would create a better environment for all players in the community.
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