A teenage daughter of a Border Security Force (BSF) trooper has been rescued from a Jodhpur lake in Rajasthan, preventing her from becoming the latest victim of the online Blue Whale game
Representational picture
A teenage daughter of a Border Security Force (BSF) trooper has been rescued from a Jodhpur lake in Rajasthan, preventing her from becoming the latest victim of the online Blue Whale game.
The Class 10 student jumped into the Kaylana Lake on Monday night. She had the image of a blue whale carved on her arm with a knife, signifying that she completed all stages of the macabre game.
Also read - Teenager commits suicide in Madhya Pradesh; 'Blue Whale' case suspected
"I saw a girl driving a Scooty around the lake. I was suspicious as it was around 11 p.m.," said Om Prakash, a handcart vendor who pulled her out from the waters.
ADVERTISEMENT
Also read - Blue whale challenge: Minister asks teachers to monitor kids' behaviour
Speaking to IANS on telephone on Tuesday, Prakash said: "I followed her and suddenly saw her jumping into the deep lake. I, too, immediately jumped."
Also read - Blue Whale Challenge: 17-year-old in Assam tries to commit suicide
After rescuing the teenager, when Prakash asked her why she tried to end her life, she said if she failed to complete her task, then the game's administrators had threatened that her mother would die.
Also read - Supreme Court: Like in Blue Whale, people can be persuaded to do anything
The Blue Whale game is targeted at teenagers and forces them to perform several dangerous activities, finally leading them to commit suicide. The game has claimed many lives worldwide.
You may also like - All you need to know about the mysterious Blue Whale suicides
Subscribe today by clicking the link and stay updated with the latest news!" Click here!
