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Young Girl Commits Suicide After Sister Throws Mobile Phone Down Drain in India’s Mumbai
Young Girl Commits Suicide After Sister Throws Mobile Phone Down Drain in India’s Mumbai
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Several incidents have also been reported in India where young boys and girls have committed crimes after they were stopped from using their mobile phones... 30.06.2022, Sputnik International
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A 17-year-old girl allegedly committed suicide on Thursday after her elder sister threw her mobile phone down a drain.According to local police, the minor was found hanging in her house, which is in construction, in Malad’s Malvani area of Mumbai city, Maharashtra state.Talking to the media, a police official said that the girl was reportedly seeing a boy from the neighborhood and her family found out.“The girl's elder sister scolded her and threw her mobile phone into a drain suspecting that she had been talking to the boy every day,” the police official added.Police were informed by locals who found the girl’s body.In March during questions in parliament, India’s minister for electronics and IT said that 23.8% of children use smartphones before going to sleep, while 37.2% of children experience reduced levels of concentration due to smartphone use.
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Young Girl Commits Suicide After Sister Throws Mobile Phone Down Drain in India’s Mumbai
15:19 GMT 30.06.2022 (Updated: 16:32 GMT 08.12.2022) Several incidents have also been reported in India where young boys and girls have committed crimes after they were stopped from using their mobile phones. Earlier this month, a young boy in Uttar Pradesh’s capital city Lucknow killed his mother for not letting him play games on his phone.
A 17-year-old girl
allegedly committed suicide on Thursday after her elder sister threw her mobile phone down a drain.
According to local police, the minor was found hanging in her house, which is in construction, in Malad’s Malvani area of Mumbai city, Maharashtra state.
Talking to the media, a police official said that the girl was reportedly seeing a boy from the neighborhood and her family found out.
“The girl's elder sister scolded her and threw her mobile phone into a drain suspecting that she had been talking to the boy every day,” the police official added.
Police were informed by locals who found the
girl’s body.
5 February 2019, 07:32 GMT
In March during questions in parliament, India’s minister for electronics and IT said that 23.8% of children use smartphones before going to sleep, while 37.2% of children experience reduced levels of concentration due to smartphone use.
