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‘Duty of parents’It said parents, teachers, students and all individuals concerned should keep a close watch on children who showed erratic behaviour, as the same might be the fallout of playing the game. more-inThe National Commission for Protection of Child Rights (NCPCR) has issued an appeal to parents and teachers asking them to watch out for abnormal behaviour in children, which could be linked to the deadly Blue Whale game. In a release issued on Thursday, the Commission noted that several children across the country had apparently committed suicide after playing the game. Participants are expected to take photos of them undertaking the challenge and upload them as proofs for the curator’s approval. “It is the duty of parents to teach their children the difference between right and wrong.”Lurking dangerThe game is said to involve 50 challenges which are monitored by a curator online..