Tragedy continues..! Suicide in
chennai due to Online Rummy..!?
How many more families are falling victim to online rummy games. Looking back at how many families have so far fallen victim to this dangerous game, the paradox is understandable. All of them belong to middle-class families. This is the first time a
girl has bought a game on the 6th. Bhavani, a teenager from
manali New Town,
chennai, became addicted to the game, lost her jewelry and money, and committed suicide. As the online rummy affair continues to heat up in the heat of the incident, another fatality has now occurred. That too in the same sand.!
Anna Perumal hails from the first street in the
sandy area next to Chennai. He seems to be a painting contractor. He is survived by his
wife Varalakshmi and two sons. In this situation, for the last six months, Perumal has been playing rummy online, losing a lot of money, and coming out of depression due to debt. Perumal has lost nearly 20 pieces of
gold jewelry and Rs 3 lakh in the game.
He has been suffering from not being able to say this outside. This is said to have led to frequent quarrels between Perumal and his
wife Varalakshmi. In this case, Perumal mortgaged the cell
phone he was using. The angry
wife fights with him as usual. After that, the two went to sleep. When he woke up early in the morning, Perumal was lying dead in his room hanging from a nylon rope.
Varalakshmi was shocked to see this and was stunned.
police rushed to the scene, seized Perumal's body, and sent it to Stanley
government Hospital for autopsy.
manali police have registered a case and are investigating the
wife of the deceased in connection with the suicide.
Many, from the public to the opposition, have been protesting against the ban on this game, which is destroying
tamil Nadu families. The law was introduced in the
tamil Nadu
assembly during the last AIADMK regime to ban online rummy. However, as the
court overturned the law, the poison of online rummy began to spread in the state again. Following this, political
party leaders, including social activists, are now pushing for a new law to ban online rummy. Will the
tamil Nadu
government do that?