In a heart-wrenching turn of events, a 12-year-old boy from Raiwind City tragically ended his life after his mother refused to grant his request for a mobile phone. The incident, confirmed by local authorities, sheds light on the growing concerns surrounding children’s mental health and access to technology.
12-year-old’s desperate act
According to Lahore police officials, the young boy, identified as Ayyan, pleaded with his mother for the device, only to be met with a denial. In a desperate act, he took matters into his own hands. His mother, unaware of his intentions, left for a neighbor’s house, unaware of the turmoil brewing in her home.
Upon her return, she was met with a harrowing sight — her beloved son’s lifeless body hanging from the ceiling. Ayyan had reportedly taken his own life by fashioning a makeshift noose from a rope tied to a bamboo structure on the wall.
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This heartbreaking event echoes another recent tragedy in Lahore. A 33-year-old female doctor, Bushra Suhail, allegedly succumbed to suicide following a heated argument with her mother. These incidents underscore the pressing need for increased awareness and support for mental health issues across all age groups.
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