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PUBG fan created his own kidnapping story

What is the craze of PUBG not doing to the youth? Now an interesting story has also come out of Bilaspur in Chhattisgarh. 19-year-old Vasu Vishwakarma, a resident of Shankarghat Sonpur Kala of Surguja here, created a story of kidnapping himself. From his own phone, he sent a picture of his unclothed hands and feet to the family members and demanded a ransom from them. When the matter reached the police, the story came out in the open, after which the young man was caught in a hotel room. After getting the call, the family members contacted the police. According to the police, Vasu had left the house at 9 a.m. on December 10. After that, he did not return home. On December 11, the relatives got a call from Vasu's number and a ransom was demanded, to which the relatives informed the police. As soon as the complaint was received, the police activated all the investigation teams. Vasu Vishwakarma had very cleverly created the story of his own kidnapping. First he hid in a hotel room. c...

Battlegrounds Mobile India gave a shock

On the special occasion of festival, the new avatar of PUBG, Battlegrounds Mobile India, has shocked millions of its users. Users of BGMI will not be able to login to the game through their Facebook accounts from November 5, although only Android users will be affected by this announcement from the company. Krafton, the company that developed BGMI, has said in a statement that after November 5, only those BGMI players who have logged into a Facebook account and whose phones have the Facebook app installed will be able to play the game. If you do not have the Facebook app installed on your phone, you will not be able to play the game by logging into BGMI with a Facebook account. The company had to make this announcement after a change in Facebook's policy. After this change in BGMI, all players will have to keep the Facebook app installed on their phones. (Battlegrounds Mobile India) was launched in India on July 2 this year, and in August, the company said that the game had been ...

BGMI became a hit with launch

Battlegrounds Mobile India, the new avatar of PUBG Mobile, has become a hit in India. Within just a week of the official launch of the game, this game has got 34 million, i.e., 34 million players. Battlegrounds Mobile India was launched in India by South Korean company Krafton on July 2 this month. The game was announced in May, and then its beta version was released. Let us remind you that in September last year, PUBG Mobile was banned in India, after which crores of players of the game were shocked. The beta version of the new game, Battlegrounds Mobile India, was launched on June 17. The company has officially said that the number of its daily active users has crossed 16 million. This game is at the top of the list of free games on the Google Play Store. If you are a new user, then you have to download the game from the Google Play Store. If you were included in early access, then you just need to update the game from the Play Store. The company has advised not to download or downlo...

Minor kills brother for online games

A minor addicted to online games like Free Fire Pubg Dragon Squad and Teen Patti killed his own younger cousin and buried his dead body in the ground. After this, by creating a fake ID on Instagram, he sent a message to the uncle of the deceased child and demanded a ransom of five lakh rupees. After disclosing the matter, the Ladnun police station arrested the minor accused of murder and recovered the body of the minor after his death. Nagaur SP Abhijit Singh said that on December 9, a person from the Ladnun police station area complained that his 12-year-old nephew had left the house on the morning of December 8 with his mother's phone but still had not reached home. Despite a lot of searching, he could not be found. After registering a case, the search for the child was started. The SP said that on the second day of the incident, the uncle of the missing boy living in Assam got a message on Instagram asking for a ransom of 5 lakhs. On informing the police, SHO Rajendra Singh aske...

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