Lahore court sentenced teen Zain Ali to 100 years in prison for murdering his family under PUBG addiction, reviving debate on online gaming’s psychological and social impact in Pakistan.
A Pakistani court sentenced 17-year-old Zain Ali to 100 years in prison for murdering his mother, brother, and two sisters. The violent outburst was l ...
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Pakistani Teen Sentenced To 100 Years In Jail For Killing 4 Family Members Over PUBG Game
Pakistani teen sentenced to 100 years for murdering his family in a shocking case linked to PUBG obsession and possible mental health issues.
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Pakistani teen jailed 100 years for killing family in PUBG rage attack
A Lahore court sentenced a 17-year-old to 100 years for killing his mother, brother, and two sisters in 2022 after a PUBG gaming rage. Judge cited age in avoiding death penalty.
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PUBG Influence: Youth Sentenced to Life for Family Murders
A Lahore sessions court sentenced a young man to life imprisonment for killing four family members under the alleged influence of PUBG. The victimized family included his mother, two sisters, and a ...
Lahore Sessions Court sentences Ali Zain to 100 years in prison for killing his mother, brother, and two sisters under PUBG influence.
A Pakistani teenager, Zain Ali, was sentenced to 100 years in prison for killing his mother, brother, and two sisters in 2022 due to rage induced by playing PUBG. The court decided on four life ...
LAHORE: A sessions court on Wednesday awarded life imprisonment on four counts to Ali Zain for killing his mother, two sisters and a brother under the alleged influence of the online game PUBG with a ...
LAHORE: A sessions court on Wednesday awarded life imprisonment on four counts to a young man for killing his mother, two sisters and a brother under the alleged influence of the online game PUBG.
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One Step Closer To Justice For The 19-Year-Old
Authorities announce progress in the case of a 19-year-old, marking an important step forward as the pursuit of answers and accountability continues ...
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