Man Loses ₹28 Lakh to Online Gaming, Considers Selling Kidney in
Kupwara Man Loses ₹28 Lakh to Online Gaming, Considers Selling Kidney
A man from Kupwara district has lost approximately ₹28 lakh due to online gaming, leaving him in a dire financial situation.
He is now considering selling his kidney to settle his debts, highlighting the devastating consequences of online gaming addiction.
The man, who once ran a successful shop, revealed that he initially enjoyed some success in online gaming but soon became addicted and lost a significant amount of money.
This case highlights a growing issue, as more people are falling prey to the lure of online gaming, which often promises quick money but leads to severe financial loss.
Cyber police officials have warned parents to monitor their children’s activities on mobile phones closely, emphasizing that there are no shortcuts to success.
Social and political activist Noor Shahbaz has condemned the incident, calling for widespread education about the dangers of online gaming and comparing it to the devastating impact of drug addiction.
Shahbaz has urged schools, police, and the administration to organize awareness programs to combat this growing menace, emphasizing the need for urgent community and institutional intervention.
The incident has sparked concern among locals, with many sharing their own experiences of falling into the trap of online gaming, highlighting the need for increased awareness and vigilance.
[09/08, 11:12 am] Meta AI: Kupwara Man Loses ₹28 Lakh to Online Gaming, Considers Selling Kidney
A man from Kupwara district has lost approximately ₹28 lakh due to online gaming, leaving him in a dire financial situation.
He is now considering selling his kidney to settle his debts, highlighting the devastating consequences of online gaming addiction.
The man, who once ran a successful shop, revealed that he initially enjoyed some success in online gaming but soon became addicted and lost a significant amount of money.
This case highlights a growing issue, as more people are falling prey to the lure of online gaming, which often promises quick money but leads to severe financial loss.
Cyber police officials have warned parents to monitor their children’s activities on mobile phones closely, emphasizing that there are no shortcuts to success.
Social and political activist Noor Shahbaz has condemned the incident, calling for widespread education about the dangers of online gaming and comparing it to the devastating impact of drug addiction.
Shahbaz has urged schools, police, and the administration to organize awareness programs to combat this growing menace, emphasizing the need for urgent community and institutional intervention.
The incident has sparked concern among locals, with many sharing their own experiences of falling into the trap of online gaming, highlighting the need for increased awareness and vigilance.
