14-year-old boy in Kerala ends life after being scolded by father for playing games on mobile

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Updated At : 02:15 AM Aug 24, 2020 IST

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Payyannur, August 23

A 14-year-old died by hanging after being chided by his father for playing games on his mobile, police said.

The boy, Devanandu, a ninth standard student, was found hanging in his room Sunday morning.

On Saturday night, as he was busy with some video games, his father chided him following which he immediately went off to his room.

Thinking that he was asleep, the boy’s parents did not disturb him.

However, they found him hanging from the ceiling fan this morning after he failed to turn up for breakfast, police said. — PTI

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