Maharashtra Teen Kills Parents Over iPhone EMI Dispute, Police Say

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A teenager in Maharashtra allegedly killed his parents following a heated argument over money, police officials have stated. The teen, identified as Kunal, had purchased an iPhone on installment and had been repeatedly asking his family for funds to cover the EMI payments. The dispute escalated when his father refused or questioned the latest payment demand. Police are investigating the incident, which took place in a hilly region of Maharashtra.

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