Boy, 12, Killed With Stones By Friends In Fight Over Playing Games On Phone
NDTV
Odisha: The incident happened on Thursday in Masiput village when the three boys were playing video games near the school, police said.
A 12-year-old boy was bludgeoned to death with stones allegedly by his two friends in Odisha's Koraput district after he refused them to play video games on his mobile phone, police said.
The incident happened on Thursday in Masiput village when the three boys were playing video games near the school, they said.
A fight broke out when the boy refused his friends to play games on his mobile phone, they said.
Soon, they thrashed and bludgeoned him to death with stones. They then disposed of the body on the bank of Kolab river, police said.
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