<p>A suicide prank by a 13-year-old boy here went too far when he was playing with a noose which accidentally got tightened, leading to his death, police said on Tuesday.</p>.<p> The teenager's mother, who is blind, was unable to come to his rescue, they added.</p>.<p> The incident took place on Sunday in Kanshiram colony of the Orai area here when Jayesh (13) was playing along with his younger sisters Mahak and Aastha, police outpost in-charge of Kanshiram colony Mohammad Arif said.</p>.<p> According to Arif, Jayesh, while playing had put a piece of cloth over his eyes and then put a noose using a rope around his neck. The rope was tied to a window.</p>.Kota: NEET aspirant kills self; 24th suicide case this year.<p>The boy was sitting on a small table and fell down when the table accidentally got pushed while playing. As a result, the noose got tightened around Jayesh's neck and he died, Arif added.</p>.<p>According to the local residents and police, the children's mother Sangita was heard saying that had she been able to see, her son would not have died.</p>
<p>A suicide prank by a 13-year-old boy here went too far when he was playing with a noose which accidentally got tightened, leading to his death, police said on Tuesday.</p>.<p> The teenager's mother, who is blind, was unable to come to his rescue, they added.</p>.<p> The incident took place on Sunday in Kanshiram colony of the Orai area here when Jayesh (13) was playing along with his younger sisters Mahak and Aastha, police outpost in-charge of Kanshiram colony Mohammad Arif said.</p>.<p> According to Arif, Jayesh, while playing had put a piece of cloth over his eyes and then put a noose using a rope around his neck. The rope was tied to a window.</p>.Kota: NEET aspirant kills self; 24th suicide case this year.<p>The boy was sitting on a small table and fell down when the table accidentally got pushed while playing. As a result, the noose got tightened around Jayesh's neck and he died, Arif added.</p>.<p>According to the local residents and police, the children's mother Sangita was heard saying that had she been able to see, her son would not have died.</p>