New Delhi: A new revelation has been made in Lucknow’s PUBG murder case. The 16-year-old boy accused of murdering his mother is now justifying the murder by citing the entry of a third person at home.
The boy told CWC about the incident
Earlier it was told that he committed the crime as he regularly faced impediments from his mother. But now, the case has taken a turn as he has cited the involvement of a third person in the case. The 16 years old boy told Child Welfare Committee (CWC) that when his father was not home, a ‘property dealer uncle’ would come to meet his mother. He felt bad about it and told his father about the same. After that, his parents had a quarrel and his mother hit him. He told that he was angry since then.
The boy added that one day the property dealer came for dinner, which he did not like and also he did not eat food that night. He told his father about it and his father said, ‘If I would have been in your place, I would have shot her. The boy asked what should he do now, to which his father replied, ‘Do whatever is on your mind.’
The boy told CWC that a few days later her mother lost money (Rs. 10,000). He said that he did not take the money, then also, he was beaten. The boy thought to take revenge. When the mother and his sister were sleeping, he woke up, took the pistol and shot his mother. When he told his father about the murder, at first he cursed him for it, then said that there will be peace at home now.
At first, it was told that the boy was addicted to the mobile game PUBG and his mother used to stop him from playing, so he killed her. But, now the boy told a different story altogether. He used the licensed pistol of his father who is army personnel and was posted in Asansol, West Bengal.
The aftermath of the incident
The boy murdered his mother on June 4 and kept the body in a room for two days. He also intimidated his 9 years old sister and closed her in a room. To tackle the smell of a dead body, he used a room freshener.
