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Blue Whale Challenge suicide death mission challenge Game video ব্লু হোয়েল নামের মরন খেলা Bangla অন্তত ৩ শতাধিক তরুন তরুনী আত্বহত্যা করেছে এই blue whale Game ব্লু হোয়েল খেলতে গিয়ে।অযোগ্য অথর্বদের পৃথিবী থেকে বিদায় করার মিশন নিয়ে এই blue whale Game ব্লু হোয়েল খেলাটা উদ্ভাবন করা হয়। Death Game 'Blue Whale' । মরণ খেলা 'ব্লু হোয়েল' WHAT IS 'BLUE WHALE GAME': The Blue Whale Game (Russian: Синий кит, translit. Siniy kit), also known as "Blue Whale Challenge", is a 21st-century social network phenomenon that is claimed to exist in several countries, beginning in 2016. The game reportedly consists of a series of tasks assigned to players by administrators over a 50-day period, with the final challenge requiring the player to commit suicide.[1][2] "Blue Whale" came to prominence in May 2016 through an article in Russian newspaper, Novaya Gazeta, that linked many unrelated child suicides to membership of group "F57" on the VKontakte social network. A wave of moral panic swept Russia.[3] However the piece was later criticised for attempting to make a causal link where none existed, and none of the suicides was found to be as a result of the group activities. The Blue Whale Game (Russian: Синий кит, translit. Siniy kit), also known as "Blue Whale Challenge", is a 21st-century social network phenomenon that is claimed to exist in several countries, beginning in 2016. The game reportedly consists of a series of tasks assigned to players by administrators over a 50-day period, with the final challenge requiring the player to commit suicide.[1][2] "Blue Whale" came to prominence in May 2016 through an article in Russian newspaper, Novaya Gazeta, that linked many unrelated child suicides to membership of group "F57" on the VKontakte social network. A wave of moral panic swept Russia.[3] However the piece was later criticised for attempting to make a causal link where none existed, and none of the suicides was found to be as a result of the group activities. Structure While many experts suggest "Blue Whale" was originally a sensationalised hoax,[6][7][8] they believe that it is likely that the phenomenon has led to instances of imitative self-harming and copycat groups, leaving vulnerable children at risk of cyberbullying and online shaming.[8] Blue Whale is described as being based on the relationship between participants (or challengers) and administrators.[9][10] The administrators prescribe a series of duties that players must complete, usually one per day, some of which involve self-mutilation.[11] As of late 2017, participation in Blue Whale seems to be receding;[12] however, internet safety organisations across the world have reacted by giving general advice to parents and educators on suicide prevention, mental health awareness, and online safety in advance of the next incarnation of cyberbullying meme.[13][12][5] Arrests In 2016, Philipp Budeikin, a 21-year-old former psychology student who was expelled from his university, claimed that he invented the game in 2013. He said his intention was to cleanse society by pushing persons to suicide whom he deemed as having no value.[14][15] Although originally claiming innocence and stating he was "just having fun", Budeikin was arrested and held in Kresty Prison, St Petersburg and in May 2016 pled guilty to "inciting at least 16 teenage girls to commit suicide."[14] He was later convicted on two counts of inciting suicide of a minor.[16] In June 2017, postman Ilya Sidorov was arrested in Moscow, also accused of setting up a "Blue Whale" group to encourage children to self-harm and ultimately commit suicide. He claimed to have persuaded 32 children to join his group and follow commands.[17] Reported cases Argentina In San Juan Province, Argentina, a 14-year-old boy was admitted to intensive care after claiming on social media he was participating in Blue Whale.[18] Bangladesh Many news reports have published on Bangladeshi media about attempted suicide related with the game. A teenage girl committed suicide allegedly from the addiction of the game in October, 2017.[19] Brazil Several news reports have appeared on Brazilian media linking cases of child self-harm and suicide with Blue Whale. Police have several ongoing investigations, although as yet none has been officially confirmed.[20][21][22] Altogether, eight Brazilian states had cases of suicide and self-mutilation suspected to be connected with the game.[23] Bulgaria The first news about Blue Whale appeared in Bulgaria in mid-February 2017. The Safer Internet Centre, established under the Safer Internet plus Programme of the European Commission, responded quickly. "(T)his sensationalistic story was inflated by a number of our clickbait websites creating a wave of panic among parents", Centre Coordinator Georgi Apostolov reported.