Chittorgarh: A shocking case has come to light from the Chittorgarh district of Rajasthan. The young man got so addicted to online games that he had to be tied to ropes. The family says that their son has started doing crazy things in the affair of online games, free fire. The youth shouts hacker-hacker by stopping vehicles on the road. Seeing his movements, people have tied him in a bed with ropes. As soon as the rope opens, he runs back. The case pertains to the Bhadesar area of Chittorgarh. 

It is being told that 22-year-old Irfan returned from Bihar a few days ago. He used to play online games on mobile for hours. On Thursday night, suddenly his mobile phone went off while playing the game. After this, he began to act like crazy. The family says that the youth repeatedly kept screaming hacker came, kept shouting password change and ID lock. The whole night the family explained to him but the young man did not believe. The family says that in the morning, he started running on the highway and stopped people and started talking about hacking hackers and IDs. Then the people caught him and tied him on a bed with ropes.

People of Bansen village have said that the youth's mental condition worsened due to the malfunctioning of his mobile. People say that the mobile was in his hand, but he started accusing people of stealing mobiles. He repeatedly said that someone had stolen his mobile phone. Not only that, he started doing even more strange things. He said that on the farm behind the house, someone with a bike is destroying the crops. People say that the young man's father used to run a shop in Bihar. After which he called his son from his village. Then the son went to Bihar. When he came back, his health deteriorated. Psychiatrists say that we get into the same environment as we live all day long. Online game players create a virtual world of their own. Gradually, their feelings also get attached to that game. Then they start living in their own virtual world.

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