On February 6, the two boys fought after the 11-year-old "teased" the teenager after he lost a game of Ludo at their house, Mirchowk Police Station Inspector P Shiva Bhaskar said.
"Both of them hit each other and the 14-year-old collapsed and fell unconcious. He was shifted to a hospital and slipped into come. While undergoing treatment he died yesterday," the police officer said.
"A post-mortem was conducted on the body of 14-year-old and a report is awaited which will determine the exact reasons for the boy's death," he said.
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