The BTS fan community includes fans from many countries, of different ages and genders. In particular, there are fans who are not yet adults and have limited awareness, leading to many "unusual" situations.

Recently, ARMYs were surprised by the news that three girls staged a кι∂иαρριиg with the purpose of meeting BTS. This story quickly became a wake-up call for parents educating their children as well as fans with "crazy" intentions.

Below is the full story of the incident that happened a few days ago:

BTS has temporarily suspended activities for the members to fulfill their military service. In 2024, the first two members of the group were discharged from the military, Jin and j-hope. Both have returned to personal projects and work while waiting for the remaining 5 members. Despite being on hiatus due to military service, BTS is still the top K-pop superstar and their popularity has never waned.

Perhaps, that is also the starting point for the funny story of three girls from Maharashtra (ιи∂ια), which happened a few days ago. Specifically, on December 30, the local ρσℓι¢є announced that three teenage girls were accused of staging a кι∂иαρριиg to earn money to go to кσяєα to meet BTS members.

According to the ρσℓι¢є announcement, an 11-year-old girl and two 13-year-old girls from Dharashiv district planned to go to Pune city to earn money to go to кσяєα and meet members of their favorite K-pop group, BTS. Initially, the Dharashiv ρσℓι¢є said they received a call on the hotline from a man who informed them that three girls had been kidnapped from a school bus from Omerga town in the district.

The ρσℓι¢є investigated and found that the number calling the man belonged to a woman who was travelling on a government bus from Omerga to Pune. They tracked the bus as it pαѕѕed through the Mohol area of ​​the state's Solapur district. The bus was later intercepted in the local area with the help of local ρσℓι¢є and a shopkeeper near the Mohol bus stop.

The three girls and the woman were taken off the bus and taken to the local ρσℓι¢є station. During interrogation, the girls revealed that they were planning to go to Pune to find jobs and save money for a trip to South кσяєα. Their ultimate aim was to meet members of BTS, the globally popular K-pop group.

After completing the investigation, Omerga ρσℓι¢є reunited the children with their parents, who had been informed of the incident. Authorities stressed the need for parental guidance to prevent such incidents in the future.

The incident, after being shared, attracted strong attention and discussion from the online community. Many opinions have criticized the behavior of these three young girls who disregarded their safety just because they wanted to earn money to go to кσяєα to meet BTS.

It is a fact that this surprising incident is not the only one involving young fans and BTS. Previously, two teenage girls (13-14 years old) were reported мιѕѕιиg from their home in Karachi, Pakistan. After investigation, local ρσℓι¢є determined that both of them had tried to run away to come to кσяєα, also with the purpose of meeting BTS.

Although in most cases, fans do not encounter any bad α¢¢ι∂єитs, many are worried about the dangers that any young fans could face if similar situations continue. The online community also gives advice on how fans should show their love for their idols in general and BTS in particular in a safer way.