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Gujarat govt. announces Rs. 1 lakh cash reward to find out Blue Whale curators



The Gujarat state govt. has announced 1 lakh Rupees cash reward to those providing information about the administrators and curators of the deadly Blue Whale Challenge.

The cyber cell of the state police has launched a helpline number - 079-22871917 - for anyone seeking information on the online game.

The state govt. has directed commissioners and district magistrates to prohibit undertaking of the game under relevant provisions of the CrPC and the Gujarat Police Act.

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