accept a complaint and even threatened him, he claimed.Subsequently, the victim lodged a complaint with the district collector, who directed the police to initiate action against the lender under the Prohibition of Charging Exorbitant Interest Act.Mr Muthu's brother alleged that despite repeated reminders from the collector's office, the police did nothing and in fact allegedly harassed the family even more.Unable to put up with this, Mr Muthu, along with his wife and kids, came to the collector's office to air their grievances. The couple then poured kerosene on the family and set themselves ablaze.

Doctors at the government hospital stated the condition of all four to be "very critical".The victim's brother demanded stern action against the officials concerned and the money lender.Naughty Dog has described The Last of Us Part II as one of the most ambitious games it has ever made. One of the major new additions is something that may not be immediately apparent, but will no doubt have a big impact on the game: a new traversal animation system.

Admittedly, "a new traversal animation system" may not sound exciting, but the implications of it certainly do. GameSpot attended a hands-on event for The Last of Us Part II and spoke to co-director Anthony Newman, who highlighted "motion matching" as one of the key new additions to the game.

"It's this technology for characters moving through a space like running, walking, jumping, and that kind of thing," Newman explained. "In all our previous games there's been this really distinct