A recent example of how the addiction to online games like PUBG is spoiling children has come to light from Indore in Madhya Pradesh. Here the addiction of PUBG made two minors robbers. Due to this addiction, he carried out not one or two but more than a dozen incidents. At present, the police have caught both minors from the Banganga area. Five mobile phones, two thousand rupees, four bikes, and two bags were recovered from them.
Used to fulfill expensive hobbies with loot money
During the interrogation of the police, both told that they had to play PUBG in the group. For this, expensive mobile phones were needed. To meet this need, they looted for the first time. After that, it became his habit. They bought expensive mobile phones as well as branded shoes and clothes with the looted money.
used to target women
The accused say that they used to target women for loot so that the chances of their getting caught are negligible. Both the minors had robbed the girl six months ago, after which both of them carried out several incidents together.
Police caught based on CCTV footage
Police said that one of the two minors caught is 16 and the other is 17 years old. One's father works as a laborer in the Banganga area, while the other's father has a shop. Four bikes have been recovered from the accused, out of which two bikes have been stolen.
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