PUBG MOBILE BANNED IN INDIA, Here's the Reason!

PUBG Mobile was reported to have been banned in India last night on Wednesday, September 2, 2020.

Lots of media are discussing the question of banned 118 applications, including this best-selling game.

There are 33 million players from India, reportedly nearly 50 million gadgets connected to the PUBG Mobile game.

Every day in India, according to the data obtained, there are as many as 13 million players who play the game per day.

Then what is the reason for the ban on PUBG Mobile in India?

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The cause of PUBG Mobile being banned in India

Reporting from ndtv.com, there are 118 applications banned by the Indian government in the middleprovocation problem with the Chinese State in Ladakh.

118 banned applications are applications from China, which also includes PUBG Mobile.

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There is a giveaway contest with a prize of 1 million rupiah in game vouchers in the application!

Source: NDTV.com

According to the ministry of technology in India, these applications are an loss impacting on India’s sovereignty and integrity.

These applications are also said to cause problems for state security and public order in India.

“This decision is a target that must be achieved for the safety of the state, security and sovereignty of the Indian cyberspace,” said the Indian IT Ministry.

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Not only PUBG Mobile

The Indian government does not only close applications originating from the Chinese state.

According to news circulating, last June the Indian government closed 59 applications including Bytrdance’s Tik Tok, Alibaba’s UC Browser, and Tencent’s WeChat.

This was also done because the government there prioritized the security of their country.

The fate of PUBG Mobile in India cannot be as beautiful as it used to be, because it has been closed forever.

If PUBG Mobile players still want to play, then they can use a VPN. But it will have a large PING.

What do you think guys? Keep supporting PUBG Mobile fans there!

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