Blue Whale Challenge game that takes you to suicide!

New talks have started with a game that creates self-motivation. The name of this game is 'Blue Whale Gym', also known as 'Blue Whale Challenge'.

In this game, players are allowed to do various tasks, there is time to complete the whole series of 50 days. After each job is completed, one has to send pictures to Geheimer. At the very end, players are asked to commit suicide as a final job.

In 2013, the game started with the name 'F-57' in Russia, the game. This game was played because of the first suicide complaint in 2015. A former psychiatrist named Philip Budykin, who was expelled from his university, claimed to have made this game. But why he made this game? His claim is that its aim is to 'clean' society by not indulging in suicides in the society because of its inadequacies to suicides.

In 2016 a journalist in Russia reports about this game and it spreads among teenagers.

Budeikein was later arrested in Russia and accused of 'committed suicide at least 16 teenagers' for his game.

Recently, the incident of suicide due to this game has raised the issue again. The country's police said Monday that one of the victims was found in neighboring India's Uttar Pradesh's Hamirpur district.

On Sunday night, the 13-year-old Partha Singh girl was found hanging from her bedroom in Maudaha village, according to the IANS report. Police said that the father of this sixth grade student found his father's phone. The game was running on the phone when the body of the teen was brought down. On behalf of Perth's family, it was said that he was playing this game for a few days.

Another report of IANS said that a few days ago, the Registrar of India's Institute of Bibi Institute of Technology called on the country's Criminal Investigation Department West Bengal officials to question suspected behavior of a student, a source said on Monday. A student of the engineering department, a resident of South 24 Parganas. He has reached the eighth level of the Blue Whale Challenge. Later, the student said, "You can not come back. If you try to play this game you will be forced to kill yourself. I am fortunate enough that my college authorities and friends have helped me get through this situation by giving counseling and guidance to CID. "In addition to playing this game play a cut mark with your left hand blade.

India's CID is campaigning to spread awareness about the game's horrors. As the country has suddenly become popular, the Indian government is pushing the gamete link to Internet giants like Google, Facebook, Instagram, Microsoft and Yahoo.