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Youth killed by friends over PUBG game 

February 3, 2021 11:03 PM


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Police on Wednesday arrested four people for killing their friend over PUBG game. 

According to the details, Hassan Abbas (15) was a very good player of PUBG game. He blocked his friends including Atta, Musawar, Naveed and Mazhar. They kept on trying to include Hassan in their team, but to no avail. To take revenge from Hassan, they abducted him and raped him. Later, they killed Hassan. Police arrested all the killers. One of the killers confessed the crime. 



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