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BLUE WHALE SUICIDE GAME - A 16 Years Old Commits Suicide in Kerala | In Hindi | Don't Fall For This

Review on Blue Whale Game - Like and share to save humanity. For more Details Follow the link below http://indianexpress.com/article/what... It's described as a game, but the Blue Whale Challenge is far from a game. Young teens who accept the challenge are encouraged to complete a series of tasks which get more and more sinister and at the end of the game the player is urged to take their own life in order to "win." The Blue Whale suicide game goes by many names including 'A Silent House,' 'A Sea Of Whales' and 'Wake Me Up At 4:20am.' It takes 50 days to complete and is played primarily via the website VKontakte, which is a popular social network in Russia. It gets its name from a common belief that blue whales voluntarily beach themselves in order to end their own lives. The game is attracting teens as young as 12-years-old in Russia and Central Asian countries but recent reports suggest the game could be spreading across Europe and into the UK. The game has been blamed by the Russian media as the reason why 80 to 130 children committed suicide between November 2015 and April 2016. The Blue Whale game or Blue Whale Challenge is believed to be a suicide game wherein a group of administrators or a certain curator gives a participant a task to complete daily — for a period of 50 days — the final of which is the participant committing suicide. Participants are expected to share photos of the challenges/tasks completed by them. These daily tasks start off easy — such as listening to certain genres of music, waking up at odd hours, watching a horror movie, among others, and then slowly escalate to carving out shapes on one’s skin, self-mutilation and eventually suicide. There is still uncertainty over how a participant plays the game. While some say the user has to install some app on their smart phone, others say it’s via social media platforms such as Instagram and Facebook where the administrators get in touch with the participant after those interested throw out postings on social media asking for a “curator”. A number of different hashtags— #bluewhalechallenge, #curatorfindme, #i_am_whale — act as signals for the anonymous curators. List of tasks Carve a specific phrase on the person’s own hand or arm. Wake up at 4:20 a.m. and watch a scary video (sent by the curator.) Make lengthwise cuts on the person’s own arm. Draw a whale on a piece of paper Write “yes” on the person’s own leg if ready to be a whale. Otherwise, they should cut themselves multiple times. Secret task (written in code.) Scratch (a message) on the person’s own arm. Write a status online about being a whale. Overcome a fear. Get up at 4:20 and go to the roof. Carve a whale on the person’s own hand. Watch scary videos all day. Listen to music the “curator” sends. Cut your lip. Poke the person’s own arm/hand with a needle. Make yourself hurt or sick. Go to a roof and stand on the edge. Stand on a bridge. Climb a crane. At this step, the “curator” somehow checks to see if the participant is trustworthy. Talk with a “whale” on Skype. Sit down on a roof with legs dangling over the edge. Another job that is in code. A secret mission Meet with a “whale”. The “curator” assigns a date that the person will die. Visit a railroad. Do not talk with anyone all day. Give an oath/vow about being a whale After these steps, steps 30-49 involve watching horror movies and listening to music that the curator picks, talking to a whale, and making cuts. The last task is jumping off a building. Like, Share & Subscribe. Follow Us on Facebook :   / blurbjunction   Instagram :   / chitreshgupta