BLUE WHALE GAME The Suicide Game More than
BLUE WHALE GAME
The Suicide Game More than 250 people, mostly teens allegedly committed suicide because they were playing “The Blue Whale Game”. In India, there is been talk when a teen in Mumbai committed suicide because of this game.
Game Structure Tasks are given to the player each day which he had to complete. The game gives the player each day new task for 50 days in which 50 th task is suicide. The game start with small task and later ask the player to harm themselves and ask a prove from them.
How It Fabricate? Invented in 2013 by a 21 year old boy Philipp Budeikin, from Russia. He says that he think the Victims were biological waste and were happy to die. And he was cleansing society. Now imprisoned by a Siberian judge for 3 years. Arrested on 11 May 2017.
What The Game Is About? The game is spreading among teenagers. The curator gives a task each day for 50 days. The tasks include waking up at 4: 20 A. M. Climbing crane. Listen or watch to the Music and Videos sent by the curator. And many more tasks the last task is suicide.
It’s Upshot Over 130 suicides has been caused because of Blue Whale Game. Including 5 teens in India. Government has asked the big platforms like Google, Instagram, Facebook etc. to remove the game links and information from sites. Warning Parents and Children about the game.
Victims Of The Game Victims were mostly depressed and aloof teenagers whose min get affected by the game and committed suicide in accordance to game. Some researchers say that blaming Blue Whale Game only for suicide is not fare.
How People Become Victim? Not just a simple 50 -step game which ends up with suicide. Curator have some important information about the victim which later he help it for blackmailing in some cases.
Reported Cases World Wide. There is also unverifiable claim that over 100 teenagers killed themselves because of the challenge, but there is no evidence that suggest real number.
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